Sentence examples for reusable device from inspiring English sources

Our mission is to create a low-cost, reusable device that can reach the patient and differentiate between multiple diseases".

For practical uses, SiNW-FETs can be delicately designed to be a reusable device via a reversible surface functionalization method.

For reusable scopes, the cost per procedure dropped dramatically when the number of procedures increased except when the purchase of a second reusable device was needed (Fig. 1).

Budget Impact Analysis (BIA) [13]: a baseline scenario (historical) consisting only of patients undergoing the standard procedure (i.e. the reusable device) compared with an innovative scenario composed of the introduction and the implementation of the innovative technology.

Although many DNA nanodevices have been designed and synthesized to this day, a recent paper published in Nature Chemistry shows that the founder of structural DNA nanotechnology has developed the first 3D DNA crystal that can operate as a multi-state, reusable device.

The reusable device weighs just under 5 ounces, and is designed to not get in the way of people who like water-based activities such as boating, surfing, fishing and stand-up paddleboarding.

More effective studies are required to address the improvement of cleaning and disinfection instructions, as well as selection of cleaning and disinfecting agents, for surfaces of reusable devices and equipment.

The disposable items, used for bone grafts, are far more expensive than the reusable devices employed by most hospitals, orthopedic surgery experts told The Times.

Integration of optics onto the chip allowed the creation of devices that could serve a plug-and-play function as the specific optical calibration is done on-chip and the dependence on specific or special external equipment is reduced or eliminated leading to cheap and easy procedures using reusable devices.

Some reusable devices come packaged in a reusable plastic bag or pouch; others may not.

Use warm, soapy water to wash reusable devices; thoroughly rinse and dry them, and store in a clean, covered container.