Voorbeelden van biomedical

• The institute conducts research on the biomedical and social aspects of ageing.

• They will research the issue of how to measure and alleviate pain and distress suffered by mice and rats used in biomedical experiments.

• Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive biomedical imaging technique.

• He is a former international cyclist with a degree in muscular physiology and biomedical engineering.

• In particular, the book is aimed at signal processing practitioners, especially research workers and students working in areas of radar, sonar, telecommunications and biomedical engineering.

• Patients suffering from systemic diseases, referred pain, or severe biomedical or psychiatric disorders were excluded.

• This biomedical revolution includes procedures and strategies in therapy, diagnosis, and prevention of diseases.

• Sharing statistical data in the biomedical and health sciences : ethical, institutional, legal, and professional dimensions.

• The goals of biomedical research and public health are pointedly directed at everyone in the group that might benefit from them.

• The sixth health-care isolate from a biomedical science student had a different antibiotic sensitivity pattern and was not typed.

• Many depressed patients present with fatigue or pain f or which no biomedical cause can be f ound.

• This, of course, corresponds to a period of increased attention to the moral and ethical implications of biomedical research.

• We simply accept that in biomedical research, all news is good news.

• At best, biomedical ethics provides a set of concepts and rules that help the physician avoid or resolve conflicts and respect patient self-determination.

• Within mainstream health services research, the biomedical model has been supported by positivism.

• In deliberately focusing on one affected group or another, biomedical research and public health policies typically provide benefits only to the target group.

• By the standards of today's biomedical institution, his career publication record appears modest: 33 primary publications punctuated by a handful of review articles and chapters.

• Biomedical scientists (52%) made up the largest proportion of the committee members.

• Other syndromes, such as autism, may lack biomedical diagnostic protocols, and instead diagnosis turns on the presence of clusters of behavioral features.