Sentence examples for procedures or devices from inspiring English sources

Technology assessment practitioners generally evaluate whether appropriate scientific studies exist to justify implementing a technology, or consider the macroeconomic implications that adopting a new technology may have on existing populations, economies, diseases, drugs, procedures, or devices.

With the worldwide increase in penile augmentation procedures and claims of devices designed to elongate the penis, it becomes crucial to study the scientific basis of such procedures or devices, as well as the management of a complaint of a small penis in men with a normal penile size.

Data on the frequency with which specific headache-related procedures or devices including botulinum toxin type A injections, transcutaneous electronic nerve stimulator (TENS), and acupuncture were performed or prescribed during the preceding 3 months were collected.

Recommendations made by this consensus apply to currently accepted bariatric surgical procedures and do not apply to new experimental procedures or devices.

A literature search strategy was developed to identify published studies that referred, in the title or abstract, to the name or acronym of a known routine healthcare database and to complications from procedures or devices.

Papers reporting primary or secondary research with a clearly defined methodology were included if they described the use of at least one of the data sources included in the scope with the intention of identifying complications from procedures or devices.

Adverse events were classified as serious or nonserious and evaluated to determine whether they were related to the procedure or devices used.

Firstly, the concept of "intention to treat" does not readily map onto observation data, and only the first procedure or devices used is readily interpretable.

But that decision raises a clear question: Can any religious person who owns a company refuse to pay for insurance that would cover any health-care procedure or device that he or she doesn't believe in?

At the centre of the doctrine was the belief that, by making use of the proper standard musical procedure or device, the composer could create a piece of music capable of producing a particular involuntary emotional response in his audience.

Identifying such practice and surgeon patterns can, therefore, help clarify the extent to which selection of patients for receiving the procedure (or device) may have occurred.