Sentence examples for device evaluation from inspiring English sources

That is not surprising, said Dr. Donna B. Tillman, deputy director at the drug agency's office for device evaluation.

Such a broad-based meeting that includes all scientists within the device evaluation office has not been held for years, two agency officials said.

Dr. Dan Schultz, deputy director of the F.D.A.'s office of device evaluation, said that different branches of the agency regulate the two types of tissue, though the two branches jointly inspect tissue processors.

Dr. Donna-Bea Tillman, director of the agency's office of device evaluation, sent an e-mail message on April 10 announcing an "all-hands meeting" to discuss the strategic direction of the device center.

Christy Foreman, acting director for the F.D.A.'s office of device evaluation, said that Gambro fixed its dialysis device after the 2005 recall so that its approval did not need to be rescinded.

But Dr. Daniel G. Schultz, director of the agency's office of device evaluation, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday that it was too soon to say whether there was a problem with the stent and, if so, what was causing it and what advice to give doctors and patients.

However, most polymers require multi-step synthesis and are difficult to be obtained in a large scale for comprehensive device evaluations.

Following dissemination of the POCKET checklist users, including the NIHR Diagnostic Evidence Co-operatives in Leeds, Newcastle and Oxford, will be asked to provide feedback and further validation will be undertaken by real-world use of the tool in prospective POC device evaluations.

As mentioned earlier, the WHO has produced excellent documents on methods for formal cost-utility analysis applicable at decision-gate 5. Despite the advice given on methods for cost-effectiveness analysis, very few examples of models for specific device evaluations can be found in the published literature.

When comparing time to first shock between semiautomatic and automatic AEDs, the students were significantly faster in both evaluations using the semiautomatic device (first evaluation: 77.5 ± 20.5 s versus 85.2 ± 17 s, P ≤ 0.01; second evaluation: 55 ± 10.3 s versus 59.6 ± 9.6 s, P ≤ 0.01).

Numerous clinical, experimental, and modeling studies have dealt with diagnosis of ear conditions, the design of implantable prostheses and hearing devices, and evaluation of devices or surgical treatment.