Sentence examples for full barrier from inspiring English sources

Two trap-dominated regions were found in the Al2O3/GaN MOS structure with full barrier recess.

Established guidelines advise changing invasive lines as soon as possible when full barrier precautions are not used [44].

In conclusion, for the first time, the conventional conductance method was used to study the buffer traps in the Al2O3/GaN MOS device with full barrier removal.

In some cases, rather than leave a full barrier, these mines elected to make mid-panel moves around the area of deepest cover, thus providing a local interpanel barrier for the next panel (Maleki 2006).

Although the usefulness of full barrier precautions outside the ICU was challenged recently [23], the standard of care for CR-BSI prevention must continue to include the use of sterile gloves, a long-sleeved sterile gown, a mask, a cap, and a large sterile drape during catheter insertion [24].

This is surprising given that infection rates are directly proportional to duration of catheterization [23, 36] and the general perception that ED invasive lines are placed in "crash" or code situations where full barrier precautions are not used and, therefore, are less sterile [22, 27].

Network Rail argues that even the safest crossing – with full barriers, klaxons and monitoring from keepers or control centres – cannot be entirely secure: the question, in East Anglia and beyond, is whether the price of eliminating the risk is one taxpayers, passengers and local communities are prepared to accept.

The paper illustrates how most human and organisational controls should be treated as safeguards rather than full barriers: they are critical to safety management, but are rarely able to meet the criteria necessary to be treated as full barriers.

The improvements included flashing light protection, automatic full barriers protection, and pedestrian gates crossings.

"So now you've got a bunch of nervous retirees, living in modest homes, worrying about what will happen when the rain starts, and a city refusing to spend money it already has set aside to empty partly full barriers," she writes.

The intervention was based on five recommended procedures: improved hand washing, use of full-barrier precautions during CVC insertion, skin cleansing with chlorhexidine, avoidance of the femoral site whenever possible, and removal of unnecessary catheters.