Sentence examples for the new modalities from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, prognostic studies based on large patient groups and long follow-up time are not currently available for the new modalities.

The new modalities in fact enabled the Prosecution to introduce huge amounts of evidence in writing, rather than leading it viva voce from witnesses on the stand.

As we have seen, neither the dense, compact, closed city nor the dispersion, isolation, privacy of the high technology bucolic idyll, nor even the alleged fair medium, represented by the new modalities of the garden city, will save us.

Over the last decade, we've seen an acceleration away from the old ways of doing business inherent to the post-industrial economy, moving toward the new modalities of a software-based economy as the forces of open source, cloud and mobile have all but eviscerated barriers to adoption, distribution and innovation for information technology.

Molecular targeted therapy is one of the new modalities that have emerged in the past decade.

There is increasing evidence that improved control of the primary lesion, arising from the new modalities for protons and heavy ion (C-12) beams, translates into improved survival [ 9, 10].

The new modality exploits the nonlinear propagation of ultrasound waves in human tissues, yielding the presence of significant harmonics in the ultrasound echoes, which can be selected on the receiver.

Also, it has been demonstrated that in a developing country (Rwanda in 2008) after ultrasound instructors leave, providers who were taught the new modality continue to use the new skill with great frequency and accuracy [10].

Thus, while heat and chemicals have been used for many centuries to modify materials, the new modality is different because the total energy required to affect a given chemical change is often much smaller.

The new modality was shown to be a potential alternative to PET/CT, with adequate diagnostic image quality.

It is across a range of diseases that we must first explore the relations of the new modality to the old.