Sentence examples for observational devices from inspiring English sources
With the advancement of observational devices, tsunami-induced dynamo effects have recently been observed on the seafloor (Toh et al. 2011; Ichihara et al. 2013; Sugioka et al. 2014; Zhang et al. 2014a).
Moreover, first designs of observational devices (sensors) have already been proposed.
Without detailed knowledge of the observational devices and modelling framework used to construct atmospheric profiles, it is difficult to estimate precisely the uncertainty that the forcing contributes to the plume model predictions.
Healthy candidate bias, a type of selection or confounding bias, can be the most challenging bias in observational comparative effectiveness research for devices and surgeries.
COs are used in clinical research during observational studies (assessment of the device itself or data collection), randomized studies, where only one group has a CO (assessment of its impact on patient follow-up or management), or randomized studies where both groups have a CO, which is then used as a tool to help with assessment.
The results of this retrospective observational study indicate that inhaler device selection does indeed matter for real world patients prescribed ICS.
The atmospheric profiles could be obtained from direct observations and are therefore uncertain due to the observational uncertainty associated with the measurement device.
This was an investigator-initiated observational study testing the accuracy of the devices in critically ill patients.
We compared in a prospective observational study three new point-of-care devices with the hexokinase reference method and we evaluated whether their results would modify insulin titration.
For example, observational study data on NSI rates with conventional devices compared with SEDs would be preferable to survey data.
Similar results were reported in a small observational pilot study in Australia combining mechanical compression devices, ECPR, and hypothermia for patients with refractory cardiac arrest.
