Sentence examples for implanted contact from inspiring English sources
The Staar Surgical Company, which makes devices used in eye surgery, said the Food and Drug Administration might suspend operations at its Monrovia, Calif., plant because of flaws in the company's surgically implanted contact lens.
The drift voltage inside the detector is generated by an implanted rectifying contact, which forms a hexagonal spiral.
Fungi can form biofilms on biomaterials commonly used in clinical practice (intravascular catheters, dentures, heart valves, implanted devices, contact lenses and other devices) and are associated with infections.
These essentially consist of large reverse-bias diodes, typically arranged so that X-ray photons enter through a thin ion-implanted p+ contact, with the n+ contact at the opposite end of the device.
We demonstrate for the first time the operation of GaInNAs and GaAs n-i-p-i doping solar cells with ion-implanted selective contacts.
After implantation, pouches were sutured in order to prevent contact between implanted constructs.
We investigated whether pre-forming acetylcholine receptor (AChR) clusters on engineered muscle fibers using an AChR cluster-inducing factor (agrin) prior to implantation would facilitate established contacts between implanted muscle tissues and nerves and result in rapid innervation of engineered muscle in vivo.
However, a dilemma is created when the high-speed drill used for bone removal comes in contact with implanted titanium spinal hardware.
The chemical environment of the body that is in contact with implanted biomaterials can have a profound and deleterious effect on their performance as surgical devices.
However, in these studies, the impact of the surface morphology (influenced by post-implantation annealing conditions) on the properties of ohmic contacts on implanted 4H-SiC was not addressed.
The surface morphology and local electrical properties of both ohmic contacts and implanted layers were investigated by atomic force microscopy [AFM] and conductive AFM [C-AFM].
