Sentence examples for radiofrequency application from inspiring English sources

We performed the lateral pulsed radiofrequency application to the C2 ganglion.

Radiofrequency application duration was defined as the cumulative length of all RF applications necessary to achieve the endpoint.

Therefore, a durable PVI with a single procedure seems to be based on an optimal initial radiofrequency application with the creation of transmural homogenous lesion unsusceptible for adenosine-mediated dormant conduction.

The upper size limit of the lesions potentially treated by RF depends on the opening of the probe tips technically possible up to 5 cm; nevertheless this size cannot be obtain within the bone and the radiofrequency application would not be uniform, therefore, in our opinion, lesions bigger than 3 cm in diameter should not be treated.

Radiofrequency application at the earliest activation site was initiated at 20 W and titrated ≤35 to 40 W for a maximum temperature of 55°C (if the saline irrigated catheter was used, radiofrequency energy was usually delivered at a low saline irrigation flow of 2 mL/min).

Unfortunately a single spintorque oscillator cannot be used for radiofrequency applications due to a very low power and a high level of phase noise.

The recovery of conical dispersion of the single-layer graphene and ambipolar field-effect behavior, despite the band-gap closure under electric field, makes epitaxial single-layer graphene one of the promising alternatives to current state-of-the-art transistors for radiofrequency applications.

The average number of radiofrequency applications was 8.1 ± 3.4, and there were 484 total application times in the ablation group.

A mean of 1.5±0.9 additional radiofrequency applications per PV was required to eliminate dormant conduction (Table 3).

In case of the occurrence of dormant conduction, the sites of earliest PV activity were targeted by additional radiofrequency applications with a duration of 90 seconds per application.

In 2 patients, transient PV dormant conduction (LSPV in both patients) was still induced by adenosine after 6 additional radiofrequency applications.