Sentence examples for experience the learning curve from inspiring English sources
In our experience, the learning curve with the Bonfils device is steep, and 10 intubations supervised by an instructor usually prove effective for achieving sufficient skills to use the Bonfils on one's own and under less optimal conditions.
Conclusions: The results of stapedotomy improve with experience, although the learning curve seems less steep than has been reported for total or near-total footplate removal.
Significance: Stapedotomy can be successfully performed early in surgical experience, but the learning curve should be acknowledged and discussed with the patient.
There was a significant improvement with experience, with the learning curve demonstrating proficiency after 5 cases.
We discuss surgical planning, preoperative considerations, clinical experiences including the learning curve and postoperative outcomes with FLACS, and also the cost effectiveness of FLACS.
Perhaps most important, they will get "hands-on" experience which makes the learning curve much faster.
Here, we describe one author's experience with transaxillary robotic thyroidectomy and examine the effect of experience on determining the learning curve and improvements over time in operative performance.
This principle is based on previous reports in which laparoscopic surgery for gastric cancer required some experience to overcome the learning curve [ 22- 24].
To answer some of these questions, Philips et al. [ 77] prospectively evaluated a multi-institutional experience and reviewed the learning curve associated with IRE.
Researchers have also investigated the learning curve experienced by anaesthetic trainees for epidural insertion, with recently published studies reporting an increased failure rate for junior trainees compared to their more experienced peers in an obstetric setting [ 11].
To develop a simulator for training in phacoemulsification to be used as a learning device for both beginners and experienced surgeons to shorten the learning curve.
