Sentence examples for bilateral stage from inspiring English sources

PURPOSE: To describe a case of spontaneous resolution of bilateral stage 1 macular holes documented using optical coherence tomography.

For example, the meristem activates gene programs to differentiate into shoot and root tissues during the D bilateral stage [ 20], and we accurately recover these predicted interactions.

Other predictions for the meristem [ 17] are also informative: in the bilateral stage, the meristems become distinguished as shoot and root meristems; in the embryo development stages, the embryo develops radial patterning and primary shoot meristems are formed; and in the flower development stage, floral meristem genes help the transition from shoot to floral meristem [ 18].

For instance, as shown in Figure 1, the globular embryo stage (with three replicates) grouped tightly, the two samples from the bilateral stage clustered together but separately from other stages, and in general, samples from the expanded cotyledon stage and the mature embryo stage also clustered corresponding to their morphological stages, respectively.

Bilateral staged UKR was performed in 27 patients.

One patient had bilateral staged inward rotations of 40°, and EHL weakness was noted after the first side was done.

OBJECTIVES: To perform a detailed comparison of the in-house hospital costs of patients undergoing radical perineal prostatectomy (RPP) and radical retropubic prostatectomy (RRP) performed with or without bilateral staging lymph node dissection (BPLND) for localized prostate cancer.

That patient was managed by bilateral staged girdle stone procedure initially, with a subsequent surgical site infection of the left hip.

Surgeons were asked to exclude patients with dementia or psychological issues that would preclude participation, patients with planned unicompartmental knee arthroplasty, interpositional arthroplasty, or bilateral (staged or simultaneous) TKA.

Bilateral staged total knee arthroplasty replacing all fragmented bone material was effective and durable but also open-to-complication option for our case with rapidly progressive and destructive neuroarthropathy.

Knowledge-translation theories follow a bilateral-stages heuristic, which means that a stepwise procedure between stakeholders supposedly ensures that the existing knowledge is applied in policy and practice, but what is lacking in these is reciprocity, mutual engagement and domain integration.