Sentence examples for usefulness of performing from inspiring English sources
To determine the usefulness of performing routine postprocedure chest radiographs (CXRs) following percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy (PDT) under bronchoscopic visualization.
The general usefulness of performing, and comparing two mutually different GC × GC runs is further illustrated with FAMEs in olive oil, and pollutants in a sediment sample.
The usefulness of performing a CT prior to an LP depends on the patient's clinical condition and the suspected diagnosis.
It emphasizes the usefulness of performing exhaustive toxicology and searching for all potentially relevant information in order to formulate appropriate hypotheses concerning the cause and manner of death.
This study was performed to determine the usefulness of performing blood culture for managing febrile immunocompetent patients who present to the Emergency Department.
Even those who progressed during neoadjuvant chemotherapy did not become unresectable, however the usefulness of performing liver resection in progressive patients is not supported by our results, because all these patients relapse within 9 months after a potential curative approach.
The usefulness of the performed method of sterilization of these herbs was checked by electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy.
Our data suggest the feasibility and the potential usefulness of training performed in warm water to improve body flexibility, but not its greater efficacy, given the lack of a significant improvement with respect to the other exercise modality (LG).
The RT-PCR/ESI-MS assay demonstrated its usefulness in performing initial screening of a large number of H3N2 viruses and grouping them in accordance with their molecular signatures thus saving time and resources.
The results of this study also affirm the usefulness of MSA in performing its intended functions.
Usefulness of monitoring POCTs performed by nurses varied "according to the nurse's level of responsibility for making management changes and the availability of a doctor during nurse-led clinics" (authors [ 21]).
