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Some of these methods have been validated for clinical-grade application and support clinical trials testing feasibility and safety of NK cell administration.
This study aimed at testing feasibility of a standardised postoperative surveillance protocol to reduce delay in the diagnosis of anastomotic leakage (AL) and, subsequently, mortality.
J.P.L. was involved in conducting and coordination of all aspects of the research, including testing feasibility, planning the experiments, processing of human tissues, validation of results, execution of most molecular and cellular experiments, data analysis, interpretation and preparation of the manuscript.
It is also important to point out that the homogeneity in the setting of the studies is useful for testing feasibility of interventions in routine contexts.
Strategies exploiting the power of massively parallel sequencing are likely to aid in the identification of germline noncoding and structural variation mutations that were beyond previous testing feasibility.
In testing feasibility, AMSTAR was evaluated as easy to apply, in terms of the time required for completion of an assessment: approximately 10 15 minutes [ 12].
In the marketplace archetype, employees are charged with creating new ideas, shopping them around to gain support and implementing them rapidly to test feasibility and market acceptance.
An idea receives an initial $2k dollars for a quick exploration and if it shows potential, it receives another $25k to test feasibility.
Items not commonly considered in the literature as integral to performance tests were also agreed upon as important, including test feasibility, interpretability and duration.
Recently, whole-blood monocytic intracellular TNF-α assessment by flow cytometry was tested and showed promising results with regard to improved test feasibility [47].
Future research may be aimed to test feasibility and reliability of DTI to quantitatively assess the fibrillar structure, especially in case of a partially torn ligament (Fig. 3).
