Whenever a finer, more detailed characterisation of the cortical changes, bone matrix alteration and periosteal reaction is necessary, CT is the adequate technique.
Thus, each case should be judged individually, keeping in mind the following general guidelines [1, 3]: Whenever a finer, more detailed characterisation of the cortical changes, bone matrix alteration and periosteal reaction is necessary, CT is the adequate technique.
The guidelines are intended to support specialists in the field and managers in the plant to choose among the most adequate techniques and methods available today to extend the use of their current RPV surveillance programme beyond design life, or implement a new programme when needed.
The development of accurate mathematical models to describe transport among Ms, the use of adequate techniques for the characterization of these membranes and the appropriate selection of components are of the utmost importance.
However, the application of adhesive bonds in primary load-bearing structures is limited by the lack of adequate techniques to monitor the quality of the joint during service.
The report proposes a set of recommendations, among which - the development of national policies on children's environment and health, projects aiming the modernization of the water supply and sanitation infrastructure, which would cover disadvantaged communities, as well as the implementation of adequate techniques for the treatment of drinking water.
The relationship between hypoxia and ROS production has not been firmly established but many of the ambiguous results in this topic can be attributed to the lack of adequate techniques to detect or determine the exact ROS levels in the retina.
Studies on the symbiotic rapport between the rumen microbial communities and the mammalian host have posed a challenging area of research for the scientific community in the past due to the lack of adequate techniques to investigate and analyse such complex ecosystem.
Our study has positive points, such as: (i) the sample size calculation; (ii) the use of adequate techniques to measure body composition/IAAT.
The primary objective is to identify the most adequate technique for the postoperative ICU setting.
