The phrase "a repair structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical or conceptual framework designed for the purpose of repairing something, such as machinery or infrastructure.
Example: "The engineers designed a repair structure to facilitate the maintenance of the aging bridge."
Alternatives: "a maintenance framework" or "a restoration system".
It is thus possible that an SOS response and the suggested RecO-dependent repair structure were induced also in these cells.
After this step, the repair structure of human boundary becomes similar and prevent the clutter of structure in repaired regions.
These repair structures suggest a recombination mechanism that includes two-ended strand invasion followed by extensive repair synthesis and gene conversion via SDSA.
Microhooks at the end of barbules hold barbs tightly together, providing the close-knit, unified structure of the feather vane and enabling a repair of the structure through the reattachment of un-hooked junctions.
"The insurance agencies in California are very interested in this second question of what extent repairs are necessary to repair structures to their original condition," Dr. Hall said.
Landowners could be forced to repair structures or be fined and unpaid fines could lead to imprisonment.
Rapid-repair concretes are currently used to repair structures such as bridge decks, substructure elements on bridges (e.g. piers and columns), pavements, and components of buildings.
HR, SSA, and NHEJ repair of DSBs require both overlapping and unique factors, and these pathways result in varying intermediate and repair structures.
The experimental strain data, together with a specific fatigue curved experimentally defined provided the input of a Finite Element Model of the repaired structure and resulted in the expected fatigue life of the repair metal-composite interface.
The residual fatigue life of and corresponding a N curve for the repaired structure were obtained via post-processing under varying conditions of repair-structure shape, size, position, and stress levels.
