The effects of the two driver feedback devices were evaluated both in terms of the simulated riding performance, and the subjective assessment by the riders [17].
Spatial accuracy, automation of acquisition, and portability of devices were evaluated in their research.
Two kinds of wearable cooling devices were evaluated for their cooling effect by a thermal manikin.
Methods: Nine MVA devices were evaluated for durability, quality, safety, and usability.
The devices were evaluated under three staircase width conditions (0.91, 1.12, and 1.32 m).
The fabricated absorbing devices were evaluated using ultraviolet visible-NIR spectra.
The devices were evaluated under two staircase width conditions (1.12, and 1.32 m).
The devices were evaluated under two staircase width conditions (1.12, and 1.32 m), and three devices were also evaluated under a narrower staircase condition (0.91 m).
The two devices were evaluated for time to complete wound closure, user and patient satisfaction with closure, cosmesis, and complication rates following the use of either device.
The weight ratio and annealing temperature on the performances of the polymer-based devices were evaluated in detail.
