Sentence examples for useful induction from inspiring English sources

Ensuring that all departmental inductions cover this same key information, with flexibility for additional department-specific topics, will likely lead to more useful induction experiences for F1s, and guarantee that all of their rotations to different specialities are equally as well supported.

There is evidence that suitable induction experiences improve competence and confidence, but available data indicate that trainee doctors on the UK Foundation Programme are commonly not experiencing useful inductions.

The participation of PPAR-α in SKA2 transcription was of particular interest to us because PPAR-α agonists could be useful for induction of the latter gene.

The delivery of relatively high cadence models of the magnetospheric and induced fields should be useful in induction studies to better understand mantle conductivity and as a tool for understanding the temporal behaviour of the large-scale magnetosphere.

They are also useful for induction agents, protamine [6] and chlorhexidine.

This indicated that these doses may be having bio-positive or stimulation effects that can be useful in induction of mutations in faba beans plants.

We have previously demonstrated that ex vivo inhibition of costimulatory molecules on antigen-pulsed dendritic cells (DCs) can be useful for induction of antigen-specific immune deviation and suppression of autoimmune arthritis in the collagen induced arthritis (CIA) model.

This seemingly paradoxical finding indicates that a certain small subset of patients possibly exist, in whom biologic therapy was useful for induction of remission - deep enough to be maintained later-on independent of a pharmacokinetic/immunogenicity problem that later arose.

Immunotoxin may be useful for the induction of chimerism using strategies that include donor bone marrow infusion.

The purpose of the present study was to establish a useful method for induction of the estrus in miniature gilts.

This strategy may be useful for the induction of apoptosis in allopeptide reactive T cells driving chronic rejection.