Sentence examples for to documented potential from inspiring English sources
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of pacemaker patients is contraindicated due to documented potential risks to the patient from hazardous interactions between the MRI and pacemaker system.
But he and other activists in Syria credit him with working hard to document all the cases, and not hesitating to document potential war crimes.
Bayesian and other approaches are employed to document potential risks.
Specifically, our study was designed to document potential competition for resources, wood supply chain profitability, and landowner willingness to sell timber to energy facilities.
The objective of the CO2FieldLab project was to demonstrate that adequate monitoring methods can be deployed to document potential leaks of CO2 from subsurface reservoirs.
When a diagnosis of ALI was made we continued to follow patients daily to document potential conversion to ARDS.
Future studies will comprehensively assess the effect of PV-10 on PFS to document potential longer-term benefits of locoregional disease control.
Two review authors (NL, SR) will review titles and abstracts of articles identified by the search strategy independently, using a pilot-tested form to document potential eligibility.
Such a study design allows us to include a number of patients, which is sufficient to detect smaller effects and to adjust for other risk factors, as well as to document potential risk factors extensively.
The Cerebral Palsy follow-Up Program makes it possible to gain information to make a thorough description of the 'reach' of recruitment of participants into the population of interest and to document potential study composition differences across the stages of the trial [ 22].
Despite the documented potential to leverage nitric oxide generation to improve in vivo performance of implanted devices, a key limitation to current NO releasing materials tested thus far is that there has not been a means to modulate the level of NO release after it has been initiated.
