Sentence examples for failure of instruments from inspiring English sources
Monopolar electrosurgery compared with other energy sources is associated with unique characteristics and inherent risks and complications caused by inadvertent direct or capacitive coupling or insulation failure of instruments.
In this regards, WMB poses two different types of failures - failure of instrument design (a "front-end" problem) and failure of implementation through monitoring and enforcement (a "back-end" problem).
Procedural issues will be recorded in terms of place of delivery, need for senior obstetric support, transfer to theatre, use of sequential instruments, failure of instrumental delivery or proceeding directly to caesarean section and the decision to delivery interval.
The disaster is believed to have been caused when the pilot became disorientated by the failure of flight instruments.
It arises from a failure of the instruments of democracy, which have been weakened by three decades of market fundamentalism, privatization ideology and resentment of government.
Still, the failure of these instruments to perform this evaluative role should not be reason not to hold people responsible for student outcomes.
The results obtained indicate that the application of five sterilization procedures in dry heat increases the average number of cycles to failure of unused instruments by approximately 70%.
This brings to light issues regarding the meaning and nature of integration and integration in research; issues associated with the mechanisms to enable and facilitate higher levels of integration in research as part of a policy process; and issues related to the assessment and evaluation of success or failure of policy instruments.
Theory-based evaluation (TBE) approaches are ex-post evaluation approaches providing insight on success and failure of policy instruments [65].
The failure of these instruments to capture negative feedback is another issue that may reduce their effectiveness.
Failure of impedentiometric instruments in measuring MPV in a large percentage of subjects with enlarged platelets is not new and has been attributed to abnormalities of platelet distribution curves (Noris et al, 2009).
