Sentence examples for shape of patient from inspiring English sources

Fabricating individualized tissue engineering scaffolds based on the three-dimensional shape of patient bone defects is required for the successful clinical application of bone tissue engineering.

In general, these effects were more striking than those in the patient fibroblasts (Fig.  2C), which could be explained by the heterogeneity in the size and shape of patient fibroblasts that makes quantification of differences harder to measure and/or reflects the difference in acute versus chronic knockdown (i.e. patient cells may have had time to engage compensatory mechanisms).

More subtle, transient moments of ambiguity, which required the shaping of patients' accounts into an inflexible (often binary) categorisation, were common (eg, a patient's hesitant 'not really' becomes 'no'no

The shape of the patient's acromion, type 2 according to Bigliani, could support this mechanism, but absence of acromioclavicular osteoarthritis could make this mechanism unlikely.

In this way, Orszag -- along with the companies -- exerted a decisive influence on the final shape of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010.

Lead researcher Nichola Garbett, Ph.D., said the key to screening for the cancer lies in the shape of each patient's individual heat profile.

AutoPulse automatically adjusts to the size and shape of each patient.

The device adjusts automatically to the size and shape of each patient and is constructed around a backboard that contains a motorized rotating shaft under microprocessor control.

To be eligible in the U.S. for Medicare coverage, custom in-shoe orthoses provided (the footwear component primarily responsible for plantar offloading) must be custom molded to the shape of the patient's foot but, beyond that, the specifications are only generic, addressing the hardness and thickness of materials that are used (Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System [HCPCS] code A5513).

Recent advances in imaging and manufacturing have facilitated the development of customized prostheses designed to fit the unique shape of individual patients.

Inter-specialty barriers to collegiality and relationship-centered care shape physicians' perceptions of patient appropriateness and desirability and merit further large-scale exploration.