Sentence examples for incidence of device from inspiring English sources

We encountered no incidence of device migration or foreshortening in our study.

There was no decrease in performance over time and no significant incidence of device or electrode migration or extrusion, and device failure did not cause a deterioration in long-term outcome.

The incidence of device usage among stopped vehicles, we propose, is a potentially more representative metric of driver distraction, as measuring in-motion use alone may understate the problem.

Our objectives were analyses of qualitative clinical outcomes, as evidenced by subject responses to validated questionnaires [ 6, 7], as well as the incidence of device- and/or procedure-related adverse events and surgical re-intervention for fibroid treatment among those subjects followed to 24 months post RFVTA with the Acessa System (Halt Medical, Inc., Brentwood, California USA).

"Complications such as displacement, breakage, entanglement of the leads are not uncommon and could be catastrophic, the incidence of devices with bacterial infection keeps going up and, for paediatric patients, the device does not 'grow' with the patients.

Of note, a high incidence of device-related infection was observed, due to the bad clinical status of these patients, as usually observed in severe ICU patients.

Owing to these and possibly other limitations, no conclusion should be drawn regarding the incidence of device-assisted lead extraction deaths and cardiovascular injuries or the relative safety of the various extraction devices.

In 2005, Leurs et al. have shown that people with diabetes have a significantly higher early mortality rate as well as a higher incidence of device-related complications compared with non-diabetics following endovascular AAA repair [ 10].

Relative incidence rates of device failure per 100 devices and per 1000 device days with 95% CIs will summarise the impact of each dressing, and test differences between groups.

Relative incidence rates of device failure per 100 devices and per 1000 device days with 95% CIs will summarise the effectiveness of each dressing and securement, and test for differences between groups.

However, with longer lifetimes, the more frequent use of invasive surgical procedures involving indwelling devices and biologically-friendly materials, there has been a rise in the number of incidences of device-related infection.