Sentence examples for device acceptability from inspiring English sources

Although we did not do any formal testing of device acceptability, we did ask all of the subjects if they wanted the trial terminated because the devices were too uncomfortable and none did.

As part of the protocol development, a qualitative pilot was conducted with children in a rural community similar both culturally and socioeconomically to the target communities in this study, to test device acceptability and protocol adherence.

However, I'm not really convinced by that device's acceptability either.' Neither am I.

This is particularly true in the case of assistive products where functionality is critical but the treatment of non-functional needs can play a large role in a device's acceptability, the stigma associated with it and reducing rates of abandonment.

According to previous research, when dietary assessment is supported with websites and mobile devices, the acceptability, user satisfaction, and adherence to dietary self-monitoring is superior compared to using paper records only.

Purportedly honoring our military men and women, it appeared to be more of a propaganda device for the acceptability of war.

- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).

A mixed methods psychosocial evaluation using semistructured interviews and validated questionnaires, will be conducted to determine the utility of the device in terms of acceptability of intervention, quality of life, participants' perceptions of impact on lifestyle, diabetes self-management and fear of hypoglycaemia.

Wrist worn devices offer improved wear acceptability, and potentially 24 h wear-time, and can be waterproofed.

Innovation in r-hGH delivery devices has sought to improve adherence by simplifying injection administration, making it less painful and more convenient, thereby improving patient acceptability of devices [ 9- 12].

25 26 The predefined criteria were absolute values and a dynamic range within 5% points of the INVOS oximeter and absolute repeatability better than 6% (within participant standard deviation) for acceptability of devices.