Sentence examples for a leading device from inspiring English sources
Early this year, however, a leading device researcher, Dr. William H. Maisel, a cardiologist in Boston, published a report in a medical journal of a similar case in which a Boston Scientific device had been implanted in the commonly used implant technique, under the skin, near a patient's shoulder.
Meanwhile, the company has been pumping money into advertising in an effort to establish its brand as a leading device manufacture.
The Therasense Freestyle Glucometer is a leading device for forearm testing [59].
Other top reasons included a belief that Amazon's Appstore marketshare would grow, and that the Kindle Fire would become a leading device.
Criteria used to select a leading device included production of a charged aerosol with a mass median aerodynamic diameter (MMAD ≤approximately 1.8 µm; low device depositional loss of the aerosol (<20%); particle charge in the range of the Rayleigh limit/100; and high drug output with low performance variability.
For example, in comments to Wall Street analysts in January, he described as a "nonevent" a recent meeting of leading device experts in Minneapolis who had gathered to better understand the safety problems posed by the Riata and how to address the lead's risks in patients.
Besides these hypothetically beneficial characteristics of the applied load, a further advantage of the electronic leading device is the ability to store parameters of up to 40 IMT sessions.
The leading device companies gross billions of dollars annually and a quick search of the app store shows that they are making apps -- dozens actually, but very few made for the education of patients about their implant.
Participants today include leading device manufacturers, operating system vendors (OSVs), chipset manufacturers, independent software vendors (ISVs) and development communities.
The iPad was far and away the leading device in the poll, with 48percentt of kids saying they wanted one.
Last September, the majority of leading device makers, including HTC, LG, Motorola, RIM, Samsung and Sony Ericsson, as well as NFC hardware provider Device Fidelity, pledged support for Isis.
