Sentence examples for case of breakage from inspiring English sources

The system allows WinMo users to move from phone to phone and keeps a backup in case of breakage or loss.

In this report, we present the first case of breakage of the paravertebral catheter, and retention of the catheter fragment within the patient.

A literature search has revealed three case reports of plate breakage [6, 7, 8] and one case of breakage of the distal screws [9].

In a very unlikely case of breakage (expected to be ≪0.1% of projections, the effects on safety are expected to be minimal because both gold and silicon have been approved as safe by the FDA for skin use [39].

Rather, faculty needed to bring their own supplies with them (as is common in times of scarcity, staff nurses tended to lock precious equipment away in case of breakage or loss).

The second ampoule, where there was one, was held as a back-up in case of breakage; 20 ampoules of both oxytocin and methylergometrine came from sites that provided only one ampoule per pharmacy in Uttar Pradesh.> -wrap-foot> Note: All ampoules received at the laboratory from Karnataka state were analyzed.

"The biggest financial hurdle is the cost of a set of suitable 3D glasses – with a set of 30, plus a few over in case of breakages, coming in at over £1,000," says The Abbey school's Kathryn Macaulay.

Matt hopes to make his dolls even more realistic and has already added internal heat to the genitals, but is wary of adding mechanical features such as speakers or changing facial expressions in case of breakages.

From his farmhouse studio in Wiltshire, England, Munro has flown 60,000 lightbulbs, installing 50,000 of them in the sandy red dirt of central Australia (the extra 10,000 were in case of breakages – but Qantas managed not to damage a single one).

Be careful of paper cuts and always carry a pencil sharpener with the pencil in case of breakages!

However, the non-modular system excludes the possibility of revision of liners in cases of breakage, or even more importantly, in the case of recurrent dislocations.