"examination device" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any tool, instrument or equipment that is used for conducting an examination or test, such as a microscope, a scanner, or a calculator. For example: "The students were required to bring their own examination devices for the physics quiz." This sentence means that the students were expected to have their own tools, such as calculators, for the purpose of taking the physics quiz.
A new examination device was developed in order to examine the stress meter.
Fig. 1 Unsaturated seepage examination device for MRI Fig. 2 Pattern diagram of unsaturated seepage examination device for MRI. Figure 3 shows how to install the test column in MRI.
The examination device was used to study the relationship between the given water pressure and the output voltage.
Portable chest DTS could be implemented on a mobile X-ray device, which is already widely accepted as a mobile examination device.
A horizontal seepage examination device is used for detecting the water diffusivity by using the Boltzmann conversion method of Bruce and Klute (1956).
100 per cent of the Israeli healthcare system is digitalized, both at the level of the healthcare system and at the level of the patient," he says, going on to name check a few examples of local innovators — such as diabetes prediction and prevention platform Sweetch (which he actually co-founded) and Tytocare, a startup that's developed a remote physical examination device for telemedicine.
We have developed noninvasive biofeedback examination devices and techniques and discovered that patients with the same tumor type exhibit biofeedback responses to the same, precise frequencies.
The Olivia Breast Health Action Kit is a comprehensive wellness kit, which unites valuable breast health information and an interactive journal with an effective self-examination device so women have a credible yet, simple system to monthly examine their breasts; know what to look for and how to optimally prepare for their annual check-ups and screenings.
The fees include an examination, the device and its insertion, although these are often covered in part or in full by Medicaid and many private insurance plans.
After an examination, the device's diaphragm the circular piece placed on patients' skin becomes more contaminated than a physician's own palms, according to a study published online today in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
This part of the study was performed to evaluate whether labelled cells are also detectable at low magnetic fields (absolute cell number detection limit) as in most cases of human and veterinary examinations, MRI devices with magnetic field strengths of one to three Tesla are used.
