Sentence examples for reduced operation time from inspiring English sources

Its clinical application is also favorable because its size and morphology fits into the paranasal region, with the additional advantages of biocompatibility, availability, and reduced operation time for harvesting.

Von Pichler and coworkers noted in their study on a laparoscopic model that stereoscopy made no difference to the operation time of an experienced surgeon, although it facilitated orientation and reduced operation time for inexperienced surgeons compared to monoscopic vision [8].

By comparison to a sequential hydrolysis and fermentation process, SSMSF reduced operation time and the amount of cellulase enzyme necessary to produce the same amount of lactic acid.

Compared with oxygenated classical IHP, the IHPP procedure reduced operation time from >8 h to 4 hours, blood loss from >4000 to 900 cc and saved material and personnel costs.

This reduction is primarily due to the reduced operation time of the geothermal heat pump and by increasing the ground source temperature.

By selecting the appropriate design method, manufacturing process, and implant material according to the case, it is possible to obtain a more accurate surgical procedure, reduced operation time, the prevention of various complications that can occur using the traditional method, and predictive results compared to the traditional method.

Various researchers have worked on enhancing operability by providing the operator with the necessary information to reduce operation time and errors.

As a result, flexibilisation by shifting the running time (as long as the heat is storable for full use) will not reduce operation time, so that costs are only slightly affected by a more expensive flexible technology.

It is thus expected to enable enhanced surgical technique, accuracy, and potentially reduce operation time.

They could be of help to reduce operation time and therefore the comorbidity due to autologous microvascular composite grafts, especially in medically compromised patients.

The goal of case-by-case application of bronchial stump reinforcement was to avoid extra surgical procedures and reduce operation time.