Sentence examples for complete filling in from inspiring English sources
Because the keel implant itself has a lower volume than the 4 pegs, more cement was needed for a complete filling in the peg group.
The participants were given instructions to attempt all the questions, and to complete filling in the questionnaire in the allotted time i.e., 15 minutes, and to ask the instructor if they were not able to understand any question.
Repair was defined as follows [ 10]: category 1, reappearance of the cortical plate at a bone site where it had been destroyed; category 2, partial or complete filling in of an erosion; and category 3, subchondral bone sclerosis and osteophyte formation (secondary osteoarthritis).
According to the definition of repair given above, the 44 repairs were classified as follows: five repairs were deemed to be in category 1 (reappearance of the cortical plate at a bone site where it had been destroyed); 39 repairs were in category 2 (partial or complete filling in of an erosion); and no repair was in category 3 (subchondral bone sclerosis and osteophyte formation).
Afterward, the study subjects were asked to complete fill-in-the-blank puzzles like LO--AL and THR----T.
Dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI findings are similar to CT; the components of high cellularity demonstrate arterial enhancement and the component of high T2 signal shows gradual enhancement with partial or complete fill-in [3] (Fig. 10).
The mix should be slowly loaded to the bottom of the well to allow for complete filling-in of the well.
Complete fill-in is not required for accurate diagnosis since many may have fibrosis or thrombosis.
Hemangiomas typically show early hyperintense peripheral nodular enhancement (Fig. 1B) with complete fill-in on delayed images.
Tutees were asked to complete fill-in-the-blank-texts and to write short tests giving them the opportunity to assess their performance level.
The pools of enhancement expand in a centripetal pattern during the portal venous phase and beyond, progressing to complete fill-in of the lesion except areas of thrombosis or fibrosis.
