Sentence examples for device correction from inspiring English sources
In August 2015 GE healthcare released an urgent medical device correction because they were underestimating patient SAR exceeding the mandated limits.
Individual device correction factors of 0.75, 0.99 and 1.30 for each of the three NanoTracers used were determined by laboratory testing at the International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health (ILAQH) using a condensation particle counter (CPC 3787, TSI) in atmospheric air (at a university campus location 200 metres from a main highway with four traffic lanes in each direction) for 4 hours.
Paroled Burglars to Get G.P.S. Tracking Devices Correction officials will soon be able to look up the exact whereabouts of most paroled burglars in the state.
There are plenty of filters and tools for this purpose in image editing programs, but I don't recall ever seeing on-device correction.
The results used with the smartphone illumination showed a Y value that was systematically higher than that of the gold standard device, a correction factor of 0.94 applied to all the smartphone Y values gave an optimal overlap of both datasets.
25 This makes Bellafill® the first FDA-approved medical device for correction of acne scars.
Neither device achieved correction of knee varus malalignment in the frontal plane.
The MIROS was described as "a new percutaneous pinning device allowing correction of angular displacement and stable fixation of fracture fragments".
Mean velocity (Vmean) was assessed through the uniform insonation technique by using the software from the device; angle correction was used in all cases to calculate the velocities accurately.
It implements double-device data correction, which helps to fix memory errors.
Some other PRO scales were specifically designed to measure the impact of assistive devices or correction - either with glasses or contact lenses - on patients' quality of life (e.g. Quality of Life Impact of Refractive Correction questionnaire (QIRC) [ 28], Contact Lens Impact on Quality of Life (CLIQ) [ 29], Psychosocial Impact of Assistive Devices (PIADs) [ 30]).
