Sentence examples for retrieved devices from inspiring English sources

Ninety-five retrievedeviceses were examined with a modified fluid displacement method using dental self-polymerizing precision casts.

The retrieved devices showed minimal fibrosis and as expected, live and functional islets were observed within the devices.

The objective of our study was to determine the mechanical stress conditions under tibiofemoral loading with an overlay of knee kinematics in deep flexion on two different mobile bearing designs, under clinically relevant implant positioning in comparison to in vivo failure modes on retrieved devices.

Retrieved (n = 25) hip liners that were consolidated from GUR 1050 resin and gamma irradiated with a dose of 25 40 kGy were identified from our center's institutional collection of over 2,000 retrieved devices based on their sterilization method (air versus inert) and implantation time (>10 years).

Researchers should carefully consider the relative cost-effectiveness of alternative methods of distributing and retrieving devices, taking account of both postal charges and staff time.

Communication difficulties were associated with the ward physical layout, the controlled drug key and the medication retrieving device.

"Bomb experts from the Navy and DCI (Directorate of Criminal Investigations) have retrieved the device and are determining whether the components contained explosives," Boinnet said.

"A passer-by found the radioactive device dumped in Zubair and immediately informed security forces which went with a special prevention radiation team and retrieved the device," the chief of security panel in Basra provincial council Jabbar al-Saidi told Reuters.

The design for reliability and maintenance schedules need to be cautious due to the fact that system failures can be aggravated and there may be no appropriate weather window immediately available to retrieve the devices in case of failure [30].

Research staff retrieves the devices the following morning and processes the polysomnography (PSG) and oximetry data using the ApneaLink and Profox (Profox Associates, Escondido, California, USA) software, respectively.

Our results therefore suggest that researchers should be prepared to issue multiple rounds of reminders to retrieve their devices and that doing so may remain cost-effective if the effort expended is gradually increased between rounds.