For example, the initial fusion event, Closure 1, occurs at a closely similar stage and body axial level in both species, as does initiation of closure in the forebrain (Closure 3) and completion of spinal closure at the posterior neuropore.
It is well accepted that some level of myofibroblast activity is necessary for wound closure and the completion of reepithelialization, whereas persistent myofibroblast activity leading to excessive wound contraction and ECM synthesis is undesirable (Gurtner et al., 2008; Vyas et al., 2010).
Past studies have reported that three factors delineate performance on the RCPM: continuous and discrete pattern completion, pattern completion through closure, and concrete abstract reasoning [ 23, 36, 37].
She and her colleague, Tamar Katriel of the University of Haifa, concluded that people who collected were "striving for a sense of closure, completion and perfection".
For logistical reasons, a 2 3 week delay occurred between school reopening and completion of questionnaires, providing potential for recall bias and underestimation of numbers of contacts during school closure (although closure was unusual).
How long between exchange and completion?
Second, this retrospective study asked patients about their headache after ASD closure, and remembering the characteristics of headaches might have been difficult for some because of the long time interval (range: 3 to 80 months) from ASD closure to completion of the questionnaire.
The operative time was measured from skin incision to wound closure at completion.
The final sentence usually provides a sense of closure or completion, but it often includes a small twist as well to set the reader thinking, or to provoke an emotional reaction.
After clinical BU specific features subsided, patients were followed up monthly until wound closure and all patients at month 6, 12, and 24 after completion of heat treatment including medical history, documentation of primary and new lesions, and digital photos.
