Sentence examples for clinical usability from inspiring English sources

The clinical usability of CAS systems is evaluated in terms of reliability, learnability and user satisfaction.

Most point-of-care tests for detection of respiratory viruses have limitations in diagnostic performance and clinical usability.

Other guiding principles when selecting pain assessment tools, such as clinical usability and potential limitations, are discussed.

The non-zero MWTP and ECV estimates reported above provide a monetary measure of the "clinical usability" of a drug – where clinical usability has to do with the mode of drug administration as separate from considerations of efficacy, safety and/or value-for-money.

In general, the clinical usability of CAS systems in daily routine work was rated to be low, which suggested that the ergonomic system design should be improved in order to assure clinical usability and reduce the incidence and impact of human error.

Yet, these methods do not yield sufficiently accurate predictions, especially in terms of clinical usability.

Several low-cost respiratory rate counters, pulse oximeters and combination devices have recently been developed or are in development for low-resource settings [ 34– 36]; there is an on-going evaluation of the clinical performance, usability, and acceptability of these devices currently underway by Malaria Consortium (D. Hay Burgess, personal communication).

To be applicable in clinical practice, the usability of the generated forms has to be improved.

This infrastructure's effect on clinical workflow and usability is currently being studied through a National Library of Medicine grant (R1LM010526).

For assessing the clinical applicability and usability of our biosensor, we analyzed exosomes isolated from whole blood.

An external validation of the short-term tool, using placebo data from clinical trials, confirmed usability and safety [ 5].