The phrase "a repair system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed for fixing or maintaining equipment, machinery, or software.
Example: "The company implemented a new repair system to enhance the efficiency of their maintenance operations."
Alternatives: "a maintenance system" or "a restoration system".
It is not certain why other organs and limbs have lost this useful capacity, but perhaps only the liver was damaged often enough during its owner's lifetime to make a repair system worth the cost.
The complete or nearly complete methylation of all CCWGG sites was expected, since E. coli has a repair system that preserves methylated dcm sites [19].
A strong indication for such a repair system comes from the fact that the saturation of mitochondrial DSB repair machinery by a mitochondrially targeted endonuclease results in deleted mtDNA molecules that – unlike mtDNA deletions in healthy heart – do not have homology in the break-points, indicating that they are generated by non-homologous end joining [24].
27 If cancer cells and stem cells share the same origin, 28, 29 then are we confronted with a repair system for the body to replenish damaged adult tissues?
Recent studies have shown that human cells possess a repair system, referred to as DNA hairpin repair (HPR), that catalyzes error-free removal of CAG/CTG hairpins in a nick-dependent manner [ 12, 13].
This idea is consistent with the observation that stress-induced epigenome change is not a stable trait and cannot be transmitted over many generations (Seong et al. 2011) because such a repair system depends only on the underlying DNA sequence.
A repaired system is as good as new, performance-wise, as stated by Khanduja et al. (2008).
There are sufficient repair or replacement facilities and a repaired system is as good as new, performance-wise, as stated by Ebeling (2001).
(1) Determine the effect of a compressive force on the stability of trochanteric slide osteotomies repaired with a cable repair system or a suturing technique.
In the present study we introduced the concept that a context-dependent codon choice can be an alternative to a mismatch repair system for attaining genetic stability.
A small-scale model for a runway repair system was fabricated, and temperature-induced strains were measured using fiber Bragg grating sensors.
