Sentence examples for introduction of devices from inspiring English sources

But the big change from a year ago has been the introduction of devices such as the Jawbone Up Move and Misfit Flash costing £40 with similar capabilities to those costing more than £100.

That is why America still tests blood for syphilis, even though it is no longer a problem in transfused blood.Testing for pathogens is also likely to improve over the next decade, with the introduction of devices capable of looking for a wide range of bugs at the same time.

The medical device industry uses the platform for brand awareness, cost-effective education, safe introduction of devices, identification of advocates and qualification of individuals for high-cost interactions through analytics.

And, of course, there's the fact that the line is now available in more countries and price points than it was this time last year, thanks in part to the introduction of devices like the low-cost Echo Dot.

The phased introduction of devices, combined with the use of surrogate outcome measures, has been called for to provide early identification of poorly performing implants.

The issues related to uncontrolled introduction of device technologies and the need for proper surveillance are not specific to orthopaedics.

In this context, stepwise introduction of device related technologies has been proposed, 29 30 and new high accuracy measurement methods for implant performance have been standardised.

Our goals are to highlight that the status quo regarding the introduction of new device technologies is not acceptable, that substantial efforts are needed by all stakeholders to invest in systems of careful evaluation and to promote controlled and evidence based introduction of device innovations.

31 Registries and registry consortia, such as the International Consortium of Orthopaedic Registries, 32 are important and critical developments but they cannot influence the paths and loopholes associated with introduction of device related technologies on the commercial market.

Since the use of medical devices in clinical practice continues to expand, rigorous monitoring for medical device performance, the introduction of unique device identifiers on devices to improve their traceability in the United States and Europe, greater awareness of device malfunctions and demand for increased reliability of medical devices is warranted [ 20, 21].

An aspect that is commonly presented as a downside of the introduction of mobile devices in the classroom is the possibility of students engaging in multitasking behaviors with (and within) said devices.