Sentence examples for component removal from inspiring English sources

In this paper we will propose a Design Pattern which is an amalgamation of Worker Object Aspect Oriented Design Pattern, Lookup Design Pattern, Row Data Gateway Design Pattern, Observer Design Pattern, Component Insertion and Component Removal Design Patterns for Dynamic Reconfiguration of Component-Based Systems using RMI.

This study was conducted to determine long-term survivorship of humeral components and investigate the risk factors associated with humeral component removal or revision.

Despite the functional advantages of neck modularity in total hip arthroplasty, this implant design has problems with fretting, corrosion, fracture, and component removal.

Two (1.3%) revisions in the second and third postoperative years necessitated component removal (neither were for implant failure), and 7 (4.4%) further secondary operations were required.

If femoral component removal is anticipated to be difficult, then we use exactly the same approach but we extend the trochanteric fragment down as in an extended trochanteric osteotomy.

The various treatment options then include retention of the patellar component, revision of the patellar component, removal of the component with retention of the patellar bony shell (patelloplasty or resection arthroplasty), excision of the patella (partial or total patellectomy), secondary resurfacing, and reconstruction/augmentation of the patellar bone stock.

This isotherm model is promising for process design and optimization of water treatment strategies for the multi-component removal of heavy metal ions using these and other lignocellulosic biomasses.

XPS and FTIR characterization results confirmed the role of acid functional groups of bush mango and flamboyant biomasses in the single and multi-component removal of heavy metal ions.

These results were in accordance with those of Gayathri and Vasudevan [ 56] suggesting that the reduction in phenolic components removal efficiency above 10% NaCl may be due to increase in salinity.

If this pairing would be thermodynamically more preferred than pairing of two active components, then removal of the inactive component would lead to re-equilibration in favor of the more active catalyst combination and thus increased rates.

Moreover, in Figure 4C, about 50% of proteins are still connected in the largest component after removal of mPHs (Figure 4A) and their network motifs while only less than 10% of proteins are connected in the largest component after removal of mDHs and their network motifs (Figure 4B).