Sentence examples for higher rate of technical from inspiring English sources

He cites medical devices, one of his other areas of expertise, as an industry with a far higher rate of technical progress.

Recently, it was demonstrated that cement-retained prostheses had a higher rate of technical and biological complications [1], despite a better passive fit than the screw-retained restorations [2].

On the contrary, BES had a higher rate of technical failure than Wingspan stents (7.1% versus 1.4%, P < 0.001).

Petersilia and Turner (1990) studied Intensive Probation Supervision (IPS) programs in California and found that participants under intensive supervision had significantly higher rates of technical violations than those under regular supervision and that there was no significant difference in arrest rates between the two groups.

However, this caused blurring of images in some subjects, resulting in relatively higher rates of technical failure in image analysis and exclusion from analysis (5%).

A recent systematic review of the relationship between non-technical and technical skills in the operative environment found that failures in non-technical skills are associated with higher rates of technical errors [ 15].

Because higher rates of technical difficulties were also observed with MDT + SSDT when compared with ST, it seems unlikely that the use of a specific PT technique could help to reduce procedural complications rates.

Superior diagnostic accuracy and tissue acquisition was obtained with the 19G needle; however, there was a high rate of technical failure for lesions in the head of pancreas.

These two techniques are safe and comparable but have only limited value for GIST diagnostic because of a high rate of technical failure.

13– 14 Using a phantom biliary model we found a high rate of technical success with the free-hand direct insertion technique using these endoscopes.

However, despite our extensive experience with the technology, MLPA showed a high rate of technical failure in uncultured AF samples, likely due to the low purity of the DNA obtained (salt and/or protein contamination).