Sentence examples for micro perforations and from inspiring English sources

Thus, choosing the right type of glove that can resist the stress of use as well as frequent glove changes is crucial in order to minimize the risk of undetected micro perforations and potential transmission of infectious agents.

Nonetheless, our study showed that such recommendations should be given in general and HCWs should acknowledge the role of micro perforations and the correlation of micro perforations with wearing time and certain activities.

The results of this study and evidence from literature indicate that the occurrence of micro perforations and consequent loss of the protective barrier function increases with the duration of wearing, stressing the need for thorough hand disinfection and challenging current recommendations that do not limit duration of glove use.

While our data do not allow to draw general conclusions about the optimal changing interval or type of material that is preferable for medical gloves, we were able to show that micro perforations and poor fitting of gloves are a common problem with examination gloves.

A simple one-dimensional model simulating the combined gas diffusion through micro-perforations and the permeable membrane was developed as a designing tool for PLA based EMA packaging systems.

The sound absorption model derived in this study can handle multi-layered structures composed of any combination of thin elastic plates with or without micro-perforations and rigid MPPs.

This study investigated the effects of appropriate design of modified atmosphere and humidity packaging systems (based on package type, presence of micro-perforation and the use of ethylene scavenger) on the postharvest quality of minimally processed broccoli branchlets stored at 10 °C for 11 d.

The results from that study clearly indicate that the risk of micro-perforations and, as a consequence, the loss of protection increases with wear duration.

Based on the increase of micro perforations over time and the wearing behavior, recommendations for maximum wearing time of gloves should be given.

Safety in this respect would mean the number of micro perforations to be expected and feasibility the number of procedures where a change in behavior of changing gloves would be needed if a maximum wearing time is set, since too frequent glove changes could lower the compliance with hygienic measures and waste time of HCWs and financial resources.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first observational study that investigated the duration of wearing of gloves by HCWs on ICUs and the rate of associated micro perforations in gloves.