Sentence examples for second generation techniques from inspiring English sources
This was based on the fact that, if they are successful, second generation techniques (generally speaking) perform better, are less invasive, and have fewer adverse events.
Dissatisfaction levels with second generation techniques were slightly lower than those associated with first generation techniques.
14 For second generation techniques, we used complication rates with microwave endometrial ablation as a proxy 15 because the complication rates from MISTLETOE for the second generation techniques refer to slightly outdated procedures and are no longer relevant.
Second generation techniques are typically non-hysteroscopic, vision control is not required, and they tend to be easier to perform.
Second generation techniques were also quicker, associated with faster recovery times and fewer adverse procedural events, and could be carried out under local anaesthesia.
Rates of dissatisfaction and heavy bleeding are consistently low for second generation techniques, which, as a group, represent an excellent conservative alternative to hysterectomy.
The results obtained are properly compared with the results generated through CREAM, a second generation technique.
This approach enables HEART technique to accommodate opinions of expert with ambiguity and uncertainty and to yield appreciable results like a second generation technique.
Chemical-looping combustion (CLC) is a promising second generation technique to capture CO2 from thermochemical fuel conversion processes, such as combustion for power generation.
48 As to the question of the best second generation technique, bipolar radiofrequency ablation seems to offer benefits over thermal balloon in terms of amenorrhea rates and is procedurally quicker than thermal balloon and microwave ablation.
Ethanol production in Brazil is exclusively developed by first generation techniques, through saccharose fermentation, however, if other vegetable parts from sugarcane could be used for this application, the country would improve its biofuel efficiency and reduce the land area for plant cultivation (Gray et al. 2006).
