The phrase "assess device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a tool or instrument that is used to evaluate or measure something.
Example: "We need to use the assess device to determine the effectiveness of the new software."
Alternatives: "evaluation tool" or "assessment instrument".
In vivo joint loads have been measured for a small number of telemetric TKR patients, but in order to assess device performance across the entire patient population, a larger patient cohort is necessary.
For instance, do they plan to assess device and system interconnectivity and vulnerabilities across the business ecosystem?
Definitions of the metrics used to assess device reliability, including those suggested by recent consensus recommendations [8], are described in detail in Additional file 1 and included the percentage of real-time data, skips in data acquisition, failures to calibrate, sensor failures and CVC failures.
To assess device characteristics associated with false-positive tests, we reviewed test storage conditions at the performance study site and examined expiration dates and manufacturer lot numbers of the tests yielding false-positive results.
Postprocedural imaging aims to assess device position, peridevice residual flow in the LAA, and thrombus formation on the device.
To assess device reliability, we compared the band shape over three separate trials in structures with 0 and 20% glycerol concentrations.
As a result, doctors often rely on reports issued by manufacturers called product performance reviews to assess devices.
This year, Congress should give the F.D.A. the tools it needs to assess devices more carefully and track what happens to patients once these devices are on the market.
Finally, since design verification and validation are dependent on the laser sintering fabrication process, we detail the parameters of the laser sintering process as well as the methods used to assess devices made using the laser sintering process.
The System Usability Scale [20] and NASA Task Load Index [35, 36] are validated psycho-cognitive tools to assess devices' interface.
The huge amount of data available allowed to assess devices performance in different traffic and environmental conditions, taking into account the sensitivity of the sensors installed at the test site to light, climate, weather and traffic flow.
