Sentences with phrase «clinical application of the methods»

While determining the genetic makeup of a patient's tumor is a critical tool for precision cancer medicine, the report's authors noted several challenges and unanswered questions about large - scale clinical application of the methods.

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Multicenter study of the lactational amenorrhea method (LAM): I. Efficacy, duration, and implications for clinical application.

We are excited to reveal that our results show that clinical application of this technique could supplement existing diagnostic methods for MS.»

This combination of job responsibilities allows her to focus on methods to bridge the gap between research and clinical application of biomarker findings.

Although further studies are necessary, potential clinical applications of the team's finding would involve developing methods or drugs that prevent Mtb from entering M - cells.

Such a scattershot application of a method to various clinical problems suggests that the genome approach is a technique in search of a question.

These signal gains can be exploited either to reduce the cost of the technique by working in a weak magnetic field or to open up new applications: for example, hyperpolarisation methods provide new routes to probe disease in clinical MRI.

Translational medicine is the integrated application of innovative pharmacology tools, biomarkers, clinical methods, clinical technologies and study designs to improve disease understanding, confidence in human drug targets and increase confidence in drug candidates, understand the therapeutic index in humans, enhance cost - effective decision making in exploratory development and increase phase II success.

The aim of the Deciphering Developmental Disorders (DDD) Study is to advance clinical genetic practice for children with developmental disorders by the systematic application of the latest microarray and sequencing methods while addressing the new ethical challenges raised.

An oral written and practical exam is given to test the student's competence in Basic techniques, MLD theory and the application of clinical wellness methods.

Until we know more about the validity of in vitro methods, it is not recommended that they be used in clinical or epidemiologic research applications or for food labeling purposes because of the potential for large over - or underestimates of true GI values.

Clinical pharmacology: It is one of the basic sciences of pharmacology that focuses on the application of pharmacological principles and methods when it comes to medical clinics, patient care and its outcomes.

However, there is growing interest in prosthetics and their clinical application because these devices may offer an alternative to euthanasia in severe cases where full amputation or alternative methods of limb spare are not an option.

For example, in a study which was published in the Journal of Veterinary Behavior: Clinical Applications and Research, it was shown that dogs which were trained with only positive reinforcement did far better and displayed fewer behavior problems than those using punitive methods (13).

The manual guides clinical application of Gottman Method Couples Therapy to help couples strengthen: • The Friendship System — the foundation for intimacy, passion, and good sex • The Conflict System — the basis for helping couples identify and address solvable problems, and understand and manage irresolvable differences • The Shared Meaning System — the existential foundation of the relationship that helps couples discover their shared purpose for building a life together

Again, modern imaging methods are enabling this information to be translated to the developing human brain (27), and indeed, imaging with neuropsychology is an area where rapid progress is being made and needs to be made to translate the growing basic neuroscience knowledge of mechanisms into clinical relevance and application.

Name moderators and briefly describe the purpose and application of the MacArthur Method of moderation analysis in this randomized clinical trial.

The flexible and skillful application of knowledge, theories, and methods in a bio-psychosocial approach is a hallmark of clinical social work.

(a) 3000 supervised hours spent providing psychotherapy or clinical social work services to individuals, families, and groups, of which at least 50 percent shall include the application of psychosocial methods in direct client contact;