Sentence examples for software treatment from inspiring English sources
Indeed, these digital components allow the combination of software treatment (by the on-chip processor cores) and hardware treatment (hardware architecture made by the interconnection of the FPGA logic cells).
Following this strategy the specifications for a dual particle synchrotron-based facility including accelerator, beam delivery system (BDS), patient alignment systems (PAS), treatment planning systems (TPS), and medical software treatment system have been developed at MedAustron and cooperation activity with the correspondent manufacturers was established.
Analysis of NGS reads also requires extensive software treatment and, because the scope of our investigation was limited to a few genes, it was more practical to use the traditional Cel-I assay.
They hoped to find a dozen, but by getting the United States National Library of Medicine to rewrite its software so "Treatment: none" could be searched, they found 130, in everything from herpes to nausea to schizophrenia.
The software allows treatment of raw data, their storage in a database, calculation of the main strain parameters, and the visualisation of all the results.
Among patients receiving IMRT, the inverse planning software (Eclipse treatment planning system, Varian) was used.
Cells were quantified using ImageJ software (Adriamycin treatment) or three independent fields of visions were counted (irradiation) in each experiment.
Developments in imaging techniques, dosimetry software, and treatment machines have led to the possibility of giving postoperative WBI with SIB for breast cancer patients.
Expert recommendations were considered to be present and thus counted as a positive if the software had treatment recommendations present, whether related to antibiotic decision or "supportive care".
The FE model combines a commercially available heat treatment software DANTE to the finite element analysis software ABAQUS.
All participating classes will randomly be assigned to either the control or intervention group (allocation ratio 1 1) via the computational software 'Randomization in Treatment Arms', 29 which produces a random allocation sequence for stratified randomisation.
