Sentence examples for perception of ease from inspiring English sources
In this study we compared a polyvinyl chloride catheter with a new polyvinyl chloride-free catheter with the same hydrophilic coating, and determined whether patient perception of ease and comfort of clean intermittent catheterization was independent of the catheter material.
The effectiveness of deliverables is heavily affected by the end user's perception of ease of use, which is often characterized by (1) seamless links among heterogeneous components, (2) ease of moving between various functions, competency to respond to queries on product offerings, and (3) the ability to make different component parts appear similar to the user.
The research results suggest interventions aimed at improving safe food handling intentions should focus on the impacts of attitude, perceived behavior control, perception of ease, normative influences, and habits; in addition, interventions can also take advantage of Chinese consumers' conformity consciousness.
An articulating advanced bipolar device (ENSEAL G2; Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Cincinnati, OH) and an electrothermal bipolar vessel sealer (LigaSure; Medtronic, Minneapolis, MN) were analyzed for differences in surgeon perception of ease of instrument use and workload using the NASA Raw Task Load Index (RTLX) scale.
Primary outcomes included quantitative assessment of knowledge acquisition and qualitative assessment of resident perception of ease of use.
Briggs et al. [6] has shown technology adoption can be impacted by the perception of ease of use.
Perceptions of ease of use and time spent searching were approximately the same across all three protocols, as were the numbers of terms used in each search, regardless of protocol used.
The Injection Pen Assessment Questionnaire (IPAQ) was developed to evaluate patient (i.e., children 8 to 18 years old) and parent perceptions of ease of use and preference for attributes of injection pens used to administer hGH.
Wu et al. [ 43] have shown that training programs and support will enhance physicians' confidence and increase perceptions of ease-of-use and usefulness.
User interface features associated with a perception of overall ease of use were identified, as were differences based on personal characteristics of respondents.
However, such evaluations provide only a partial assessment of the prototype design process because the perception of usefulness, ease of use on tasks, and common barriers to use, from the point of view of the people who use the tool, are not always sufficiently integrated.
