Sentence examples for verification of appropriate from inspiring English sources

Significant quantities of solvents and reagents are consumed in the course of the verification of appropriate configurations of polymerization reagents.

Such integrated, real-time utilities for diagnostic F-FDG PET/CT imaging would facilitate periprocedural verification of appropriate tissue targeting during F-FDG-directed interventional radiology biopsy procedures and ablation procedures and for perioperative verification of appropriate tissue targeting and completeness of resection during F-FDG-directed surgical procedures.

After verification of appropriate localization, sufficient RNA yield and quality, 30 tissue cores were available for gene expression measurement on TLDAs (16 IDC, 8 DCIS and 6 normal tissue) (Table 1).

Endotracheal placement of the tube was confirmed immediately using auscultation, verification of appropriate breath delivery on the ventilator and the presence of the sonographic "lung-sliding" bilaterally, as previously described.

After verification of appropriate localization, sufficient RNA yield and quality, 30 tissue cores were available for gene expression measurement on TaqMan® Low Density Arrays (16 invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC), 8 ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and 6 normal tissue), and 14 tissue cores were lost.

The MUC1-negative ACA19− cells selected from human melanoma A375 cells (Wesseling et al, 1996) were kindly provided by Dr John Hilkens (The Netherland Cancer Institute) and cultured in Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium (No authentication of the cell lines was done by the authors other than verification of appropriate presence/absence of MUC1).

The detailed presentation and verification of an appropriate algorithm is beyond the scope of the present work and will be given elsewhere.

To date, introduction of these techniques into clinical practice has often been constrained by inadequate cross-validation of predictive criteria and lack of verification against appropriate response end points such as survival.

However, to date, introduction of these techniques into clinical practice has often been constrained by inadequate cross-validation of predictive criteria and lack of verification against appropriate response end points such as survival.

In order to further optimize treatment, future research should focus on selection of appropriate patients, verification of a technique that produces consistent results while maintaining acceptable toxicity, and development of novel strategies and agents.

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