Sentence examples for common used device from inspiring English sources

Wheelchairs are the most common used device in order to allow elderly and handicapped people more independence and greater interaction in their communities.

It is common and legal for doctors to use devices or drugs approved for one therapy in other treatments.

There have been no extensive trials in the U.S. Doctors in Europe and Asia, where liver cancer is far more common, have used similar devices for the past six years, but published data have been spotty and inconclusive.

Mobile devices (e.g. smartphones) are one common device used in the healthcare industry to improve the quality of service and experience for both patients and healthcare workers, and the underlying network architecture to support such devices is also referred to as medical smartphone networks (MSNs).

A circuit based on the mirroring principle of common use in commercial devices is first considered, then a new contact-less fully integrated current sensor based on the Hall effect is proposed.

Farhadi told me they've established the most common use cases and devices through research and feedback, and many customers should be able to grab an "off the shelf" model just like that.

This paper aims at simulating the flow of a pigment suspension in a short-dwell coater (SDTA), a common device used for the production of value-added paper.

Criminalizing and blaming the victim is a common device used to trivialize the fact that black and innocent women, men and children die every day in Brazil and become statistical data.

Sciarretto continued to note that towards the end of the song, the singer does not show any restraint, and that it is a common device used in song production as it allows the singer to build tension.

The most common device used by physiotherapists to measure joint ROM in the clinic is the analog, 'universal' goniometer [ 2].

The most common device used was biopsy forceps, for both food boluses and sharp foreign bodies (used in 51.2% of all identified foreign bodies), which achieved a 98.8% success rate of foreign bodies removal in any part of gastrointestinal tract.