Sentence examples for should ais from inspiring English sources

Thus, the key question, "should AIs be given as initial therapy or used sequentially after tamoxifen?" is as yet unanswered.

Minor issues: p. 2, in "Testing the hypothesis" section, 3rd line from top - "ASI" should be "AIS", p. 4 – "titter" should "titer" p. 9 – "include" should be "includes" p. 9 – "The higher metabolic scope allow" should be "The higher metabolic scope would allow" p. 10 – "promoted" should be "promote" Quality of written English: Needs some language corrections before being published.

In light of the recent literature, it is not clear whether parallel coding using the AIS 1998 and AIS 2005/2008 versions should be recommended in order to enable comparisons.

Apart from the measures based on AIS, it should be mentioned in this context the Paediatric Trauma Score (PTS) – an injury scoring method specifically designed for children [ 28, 29].

Nevertheless, data (Kaphzan et al., 2011, Kaphzan et al., 2013, Kuba and Ohmori, 2009, Kuba et al., 2010) and models (Baalman et al., 2013, Kress et al., 2010, Kuba et al., 2006, Wang et al., 2011) predict that AIS shortening should also cause changes in single spike parameters.

When acute vascular imaging demonstrates intracranial arteriopathy in children with AIS, MRA should be repeated 3 6 months after diagnosis, and again at 6 12 months in most patients (Sébire et al., 2004; Sébire, 2006), since prediction of the eventual course of arterial disease is shown to be difficult based on criteria available at stroke onset.

These are much simpler than AIS transmitters and should not cost more than a few hundred dollars.

Haemorrhagic stroke or AIS with mass effect should be excluded by emergency CT, which might also show some evidence of focal ischaemic damage but often only from 24 h after presentation.

A TBI patient may receive more than one AIS code whereas each patient should receive only one Marshall Class in the Marshall System.

In these times, when we're starting to use serious resources to contemplate the creation of ethical frameworks for super intelligent AIs-to-be, we also should focus on creating ethical terms for the use of personal data and the personalization technologies that are powering the development of such systems.

At the same time, however, risk assessments of current and potentially new AIs with regard to infant health should take into account breast milk as an exposure route.