Sentence examples for device assistance from inspiring English sources

However, immediate surgery was often successful, and competent standby cardiothoracic surgery is essential when performing pacemaker and ICD lead extraction with or without device assistance.

However, it is known that lead extraction with or without device assistance is a procedure that may be complicated by death, haemopericardium, and other life-threatening injuries.

We used a three-point scale to measure the above six items: 0 = independent, 1 = semi-independent on devices (needs assistance by using devices), 2 = semi-independent on persons (needs assistance from persons) and 3 = totally dependent.

Katz index of ADL was used to assess personal self-maintenance (bathing, dressing, toileting, transferring, continence and feeding) on a four-point scale: 0 = independent, 1 = semi-independent on devices (needs assistance by using devices), 2 = semi-independent on persons (needs assistance from persons) and 3 = totally dependent.

The lack of accessible public transportation, appropriate assistive devices and assistance from others were some of the other reasons young people with disabilities found it difficult to get to school.

With the device's assistance, the user's stride is lengthened compared to their normal stride and the walking pace regulated, thereby making it easier to walk.

However, this technology is better suited to self-localization efforts relying on a device's assistance and cannot be depended upon for the position estimation of a noncooperative adversary.

28% of 2-year-olds could navigate a mobile device without assistance.

Using a stereoscopic orientation device for assistance, a 25-µL microsyringe was used to slowly inject (10 min; insertion needle 3.5 mm) an SU3 cell suspension solution with 1 × 10 cells in 15 µL into the right caudate nucleus of the mice.

The victim's likelihood that they cannot walk without using a device for assistance (like a cane or walker), or need a wheelchair raises by 50%.

This abuse also raises victims' likelihood by 50% that they cannot walk without using a device for assistance (like a cane or walker), or that they will need a wheelchair.