Sentence examples for by complete removal of from inspiring English sources
Other exocrine tumours are sometimes treated by complete removal of the pancreas (total pancreatectomy).
Xenografted organoids were prone to displacement by the remaining murine crypts, and this could be overcome by complete removal of the mouse epithelium.
Finally, cutting from the peripheral border to the anterior and then posterior, each meniscus was separated from the remaining adherent membrane and the horns excised at the bony attachments followed by complete removal of the menisci.
This paper proposes a new and more efficient device for energy transfer over melting ice with performance improved to produce chilled air by complete removal of melt in cool thermal discharge systems.
The SCI model was prepared by complete removal of a 2-mm length of spinal cord in the eighth-to-ninth spinal vertebra, a procedure that resulted in bilateral hindlimb paralysis.
Results indicated that anodic etching of U in AlCl3-EMIC ionic liquid favored the adhesion of Al coating to U substrate by complete removal of the oxide on U surface.
This might be caused by a complete removal of all the PC cells, which precluded the regeneration mediated by the remaining neuronal progenitor cells.
MVB maturity is marked by the complete removal of recycling proteins and the acquisition of the ability to fuse with the lysosome.
The observation that the fixed chromosomal periodicity was identical to the number of chromosomal macrodomains [ 33] indicated that the global transcriptional pattern may be stabilized by the complete removal of the flexible IS/phage regions.
On the other hand, NBD dimer opening has been captured with MD simulations when the effect of ATP hydrolysis was approximated by either complete removal of the nucleotide or replacement of the nucleotide with only ADP (that is, without the inclusion of Pi).
Interestingly, wild-type biofilms initiated with higher inoculums (approximately 1×108 cfu/ml versus 5×105 cfu/ml), resulted in greater sensitivity to DNase I as demonstrated by the nearly complete removal of a three-day old biofilm as determined by CLSM (Fig. 5B).
