Sentence examples for technical placement from inspiring English sources

Correct technical placement of stents is important and in itself is influenced by a number of factors such as bronchoscopic accessibility and vascularity of the target sites.

The CAC are reviewing: (1) Cases where fracture eligibility is in doubt; (2) postoperative X-rays to assess the technical placement of prostheses; (3) all reported secondary procedures and fracture-related complications to determine if the secondary procedure and/or fracture-related complication meets the requirements of the study criteria; and (4) cases of mortality to confirm the cause of death.

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WiFi also creates additional technical challenges (antenna placement, additional battery draw, etc).

Recruiters and hiring managers must effectively screen candidates for technical skills and placement onto an existing team.

But I'm seeing the rapid emergence of intermediaries bridging the skills gap in a range of areas — data science, coding, sales, healthcare — by providing a combination of last-mile technical training and placement services to students.

Over the past few months, I've begun to outline the idea of last-mile training: the combination of technical education and placement services that has the potential to fill the skills gap across many sectors of the economy.

This method may reduce the technical challenges accompanying placement in the clinical setting during passive mechanical ventilation without affecting catheter reliability.

- Technical success: technically successful stent placement.

All other potential "true risk factors" that are patient related factors (e.g. gender, age, pre-existing diseases), puncture site and technical details of catheter placement and fixation (e.g. number of attempts until successful placement, catheter tunnelling) were removed as insignificant.

From a technical point of view, placement of an expandable stent in benign strictures does not differ from placement in cases of palliation of malignant dysphagia.