Sentence examples for complete insertion from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that, in most cases, advancing the pedicle screw to about 80% of the vertebral body will provide sufficient fixation [ 33]; however, Zindrick et al. [ 32] noted that in osteoporotic specimens, there did not appear to be much of a difference between inserting the screw 50% into the vertebral body or complete insertion, without penetrating the anterior cortex.

Figure 11 Vertical limb is cut (a) to facilitate complete insertion of mini-implant (b).

Complete insertion of Zr into the ceria fluorite structure was observed after 900°C oxidation.

Results indicate the benefit of using a short electrode when complete insertion of the standard electrode is not viable.

Finally, to check that the EFT is not coiled in the esophagus after its complete insertion, nurses perform epigastric auscultation.

On this spot, a small bolus of contrast was injected and this was repeated covering the complete insertion area (Van Hoof et al. 2013).

This approach should in principle yield complete insertions suitable for structural analysis.

Complete insertions were characterized for the following six TE orders: (i) canonical LTR-RTs of the Copia and Gypsy superfamilies, (ii) terminal repeat retrotransposons in miniature (TRIM), (iii) short interspersed nuclear elements (SINE), (iv) MULE DNA transposons, (v) non-autonomous DNA transposons (NA-DNAT), and (vi) Helitrons.

As we are creating a suffix tree, not only the sequence itself but also all possible suffixes of the inserted sequence need to be processed in the same manner to complete the insertion of a single sequence.

This system comprises antigen-loaded chitosan MNs and a hydrophilic polyvinyl alcohol/polyvinyl pyrrolidone supporting array patch, which provides extra strength to achieve complete MN insertion and then quickly dissolves in the skin to reduce patch-induced skin irritation.

Complete membrane insertion of this helix would effectively destroy the hydrophobic groove causing a loss of receptor characteristic.