Sentence examples for a single operation of from inspiring English sources

An approach proposed in the paper reduces a dimension of complex structures of periodic patterns to elementary patterns based on single events, e.g., processing of a single operation of relational algebra and it also reduces periodicity dimension to fixed and restricted in size periods between the repetitions of events.

Olsen et al 9 reported an 11.1% lifetime risk for women of undergoing a single operation for UI/POP by the age of 80 years.

The incidence of pelvic organ prolapse increases with age, and by age 80 a woman's lifetime risk of undergoing a single operation for prolapse or urinary incontinence is 11%, with a 29% risk of reoperation [ 4].

A breakthrough in the manufacture of synthetic blood vessels has raised hopes that children born with serious heart defects could be treated in a single operation instead of multiple rounds of open heart surgery.

Plate fixation of both femoral shafts was performed in a single operation instead of intramedullary nailing with a risk of fat embolism, in view of her history of asthma with baseline hypoxemia.

The proposed encoding allows finding a valid word in the dictionary for a given permuted word (represented using the proposed approach) using only a single operation– calculation of Hamming distance to the distributed representations of valid words in the dictionary.

However, this sequence of operations cannot arise in a minimum collection of DCJs and indels transforming π into Γ, as we could simply delete the original chromosome from which C and C′ were produced by the DCJ in question, thus requiring a single operation instead of three.

Both ovaries were returned in a single operation a minimum of one month after cryopreservation.

The casualty toll appeared to be one of the largest in a single operation reported during much of the almost 3-year-old war.

The principles of management involve biopsy and a single operation with complete resection of the solitary metastasis, and reconstruction using an implant that allows immediate mobilisation.

These advantages of a single operation should be weighed against potential morbidity of adding the gynecological surgery to the prophylactic mastectomy with reconstruction.