Sentence examples for procedures the course of from inspiring English sources
It is the secondary objective of the trial to evaluate short- and long-term safety of both treatment strategies as well as subsequent curative procedures, the course of tumour markers and patients' quality of life.
After comparison of all vascular imaging procedures, the course of the arteriopathy was classified as either TCA (according to previously published definitions, (Sébire et al., 2004; Sébire, 2006), or as progressive arteriopathy: TCA was defined as stabilization, improvement or normalization of arterial anomalies, when comparing the last vascular imaging with the previous angiography procedure(s).
A favorable influence of studied procedures on the course of the infective process was confirmed by the dynamics of leukocyte count and the tendency to normalization of body temperature.
The number of procedures is higher than the number of animals used in UK laboratories because the breeding of a GM animal, for example, counts as a procedure in itself and an individual animal can undergo several procedures during the course of a research project.
At some point – I'm not sure when – I became the sort of person who gladly shares details of unpleasant medical procedures in the course of small talk.
Such tolerance is necessary because biological variation is typically large due to uncontrollable variables resulting both from inherent heterogeneity and technical procedures during the course of experiments.
To minimise the negative impact caused by repeated anaesthesia, individuals were only considered for the download procedure if a month or more had passed since the previous administration of anaesthetic, while only subjecting individuals to a maximum of four procedures during the course of the study.
It details all the procedures in the course of the project.
None of the three organisations changed any relevant procedures during the course of the study.
The precise mechanism and consensus by which these procedures improve the course of degenerative conditions of the knee have not been established.
Some respondents who had been part of the initial pilot scheme described changes to feedback procedures over the course of time.
