Sentence examples for acceptable aesthetic from inspiring English sources

Research continues, however, in order to find the "ideal" varnish, combining ease of application, chemical stability, and an acceptable aesthetic quality.

Sufficient extension and an acceptable aesthetic outcome were obtained.

Large tumours of the mandible need immediate reconstruction to provide continuity of the mandible, satisfactory function of the jaw, as well as an acceptable aesthetic outcome.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 The cross-leg bridge pedicle can be seen on 20th day after anastomosis Open image in new window Fig. 4 At 8 months postoperatively, the contralateral leg has an acceptable aesthetic appearance and has no functional morbidity Open image in new window Fig. 5 At 8 months postoperatively, the patient is ambulatory with an Ilizarov device.

In cases of widespread and recalcitrant cases of bald elderly males, however, we observed complete remissions with an acceptable aesthetic outcome in three males aged 76 86 years.

Reconstructive surgery is not simply filling a defect, but it encompasses a wide knowledge of tissue handling, perfusion and healing, in addition to achieving acceptable aesthetic results.

One of them was Walter Pierce, a Brooklyn-born architect whose suburban subdivision of spare but stylish split-level houses helped make the new aesthetic acceptable — and affordable — in the city where some of the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired.

This paper presents an investigation of the design and performance characteristics of personalized ventilation (PV) systems that, in combination with general ventilation, deliver high quality air to the breathing zone (BZ) with no more clean air supply than indicated by ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1-2004, while satisfying acceptable ergonomic and aesthetic considerations.

In conclusion we can assume that the reconstruction with local pericranial flap is a valid technique to guarantee the attachment of the Dermal Regeneration Template in large defect of the scalp with an acceptable functional and aesthetic outcome.

There, the alienated outsider feels at home among people who have been cast out from society due to the fact that they deviate from the socially-acceptable ideals of aesthetic normalcy.

78, 79 Certainly, all clinicians have encountered potential patients who are not acceptable candidates for specific aesthetic procedures, whether because of medical or psychological factors.