Perhaps we also need to ask whether we could better evaluate gut function or metabolic function – should we speak about tolerance to feeding, insulin requirements and that sort of thing?
We believe that, after the first session, sepsis was well controlled and we could better evaluate the patient and the complications presented during therapy and thus adjust the treatment in the next sessions, such as the UF rate and heparin dose, which would explain the better patient tolerance to EDD after the first session.
In the future, we would like to better evaluate the impact of a random mapping between RSSI and waiting time.
Given the results of this and other studies, the question is, how do we proceed clinically to better evaluate the risk of GDM in early pregnancy?
In order to better evaluate it we developed SVM models using the descriptors selected with MLRA for the PATENTS set for five descriptor sets contributing to the consensus model.
We hypothesized that by using early passage hESCs, which have minimal exposure to culture effects, we may be able to better evaluate XCI status in the derivation of hESCs.
Because a therapy will never be the same for two patients we felt that therapists could better evaluate what would be suitable components and essential preconditions to combine online and face-to-face sessions from a general perspective.
Through this ACL-SPORTS Training program we will be able to better evaluate the effects of neuromuscular training after surgery on knee joint loading, gait biomechanics and clinical outcome measures for these athletes.
Regarding the healing effect of honey in the chronic ulcers and its reported therapeutic effect in cutaneous leishmaniasis, we performed a study to better evaluate the efficacy of honey in cutaneous leishmaniasis and its final scar.
By identifying this population of CCC patients, we will be able to better evaluate the experiences of technology-dependent and transplanted children, examine their patterns of health care utilization, and design programs to provide coordinated, efficient, and cost-effective care.
