Sentence examples for trial of technology from inspiring English sources

For example, Kupermann and colleagues [ 5], in a randomized controlled trial of technology for the early detection of adverse events, showed an 11% reduction in time to treatment and a 29% reduction in the duration of dangerous conditions to patients.

Meanwhile, in a further development with huge implications for reducing food waste, trials of technology aimed at prolonging the life of fresh produce have proved successful.

There is accruing evidence that information technology can improve patient health care, with several trials of technology showing smaller numbers of medication errors, or can provide earlier detection of adverse events.

The article by Bates and Gawande [ 4] describes several trials of technology that have reduced medication errors, decreased errors of omission from poor handoffs between clinicians and provided earlier detection of adverse events.

In this paper, the concept of distributed cognition is used to inform the design, development and trialling of technologies to support Crime Scene Examination is reported.

There are few published trials of technology-guided sedation and those published do not demonstrate benefit [ 19].

Stroke is now considered a long-term condition [ 12] and there is evidence in recent trials of technologies used to support physical recovery up to nine months post stroke, for example in the EXCITE trial of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy [ 13].

It makes little sense to perform a randomized trial to assess the cost-effectiveness of a rapidly morphing technology, whereas patient outcomes and/or cost-effectiveness may be the most appropriate endpoints for a trial of a technology for which reader performance (i.e. accuracy) has been well established.

Britain has completed the world's biggest randomised trial of telehealth technology, including gizmos from Philips.

Intercytex is therefore conducting a trial of the technology in Manchester.

MSD has largely remained below the radar, though its name emerged a decade ago in the criminal trial of the technology banker Frank Quattrone on obstruction of justice charges.