Sentence examples for replenishment method from inspiring English sources

The results show that this replenishment method helps us to evaluate the influence of missing data and correct the bias caused by missing data.

The flash replenishment method is specifically tailored to CEUS, and the results are independent of the injection speed or cycle time.

However, due to the well-known disadvantages of this technique, e.g. the need to acquire an arterial input function in a blood vessel, we chose the flash replenishment method for the assessment of the tissue hemodynamics for our study.

For the CEUS protocol a destruction-replenishment method was used to calculate the time for 80% replenishment of Definity contrast agent, whilst in DCE-MRI the total time to achieve 80% uptake of Magnevist gadolinium contrast agent was found.

The anti-angiogenic and invasion-inhibiting effects of a triple combination therapy can be assessed non-invasively with CEUS using the "flash replenishment" (FR) method.

As the immunohistochemistry supports the CEUS findings, CEUS using the "flash replenishment"(FR) method appears to provide a useful assessment of the anti-angiogenic and invasion-inhibiting effects of a triple combination therapy.

To evaluate the in vivo response by detecting the anti-angiogenic and invasion-inhibiting effects of a triple-combination-therapy in an experimental-small-animal-squamous-cell-carcinoma-model using the "flash-replenishment" (FR) method to assess tissue hemodynamics via contrast-enhanced-ultrasound (CEUS).

The number of colonies increased with incubation time in both methods and the weekly medium replenishment in the Courtenay method was advantageous for longer incubation times of several weeks.

When the midguts were analysed at 14 (Fig 2K P) and 21 days (data not shown) after marking ISCs or committed progenitors (n = 15 midguts and n > 100 clones scored), multicoloured clones displayed a variety of shapes and sizes, in agreement with the non-homogeneous nature of intestinal replenishment defined by ReDDM method (Figs 1E and 2A).

Although Vitamin D deficiency has been reported in long-term care facilities, optimal methods of replenishment have not been defined.

Though not dogmatic, general recognition that classical monocytes arise from the bone marrow and give rise to intermediate and non-classical monocytes has provided a platform for understanding monocyte maturation and methods of replenishment in disease states.