Sentence examples for chair units from inspiring English sources
Although many studies have highlighted the problem of biofilm growth in dental chair unit waterlines (DUWs), no long-term studies on the efficacy of DUW disinfection using a large number of dental chair units (DCUs) have been reported.
The file included 11 dental chair units in Department of Orthodontic, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Palacký University Olomouc and 11 dental chair units in private orthodontic surgeries.
In a clinical environment, S. maltophilia has been isolated from several sources, including the suction system tubing of dental chair units, contaminated endoscopes, and tap water, all of which present possible patient exposure sources.
Dental chair units belongs to the category of non-critical medical devices and at the same time is defined as "patient zone" there is applicated "My Five Moments for Hand Hygiene-Dental Care".
It contains a magic number cluster Si6 unit and a hexagonal chair unit.
The six-atom hexagonal chair unit can be viewed as a fragment in bulk diamond silicon [61, 62].
This paper reviews how dental chair unit (DCU) manufacturers can contribute practically to resolving the problem of biofilm formation in dental unit waterlines (DUWs).
Ho et al. [54] have reported for Si17 isomers, 17A, with C3v symmetry as 'possibly the lowest energy structure,' and it does contain a tri-capped trigonal prism (TTP) unit and a hexagonal chair unit.
The high presence of microbes in water delivered from dental chair unit (DCU) is of concern as it has been associated with high concentration of endotoxin.
Further investigation on the thermal and fluorescent properties of complexes 1 3 shows that the homologous chair-like units in all complexes are stable enough until to 320 °C and that the fluorescence nature of H2bpb is not sensitive to its conformations.
Interestingly, the trans,trans,syn achiral conformation with Cs symmetry of H2bpb which is further enforced by sulfate-bridged coordination and intramolecular hydrogen bonding in the chair-like units, controls over the assembling architectures.
