Sentence examples for consequent reconstruction from inspiring English sources

This is a retrospective analysis of 16 patients with primary malignant pelvic tumors who underwent wide resection of the hemipelvis and consequent reconstruction between 2003 and 2007.

In such a case, in fact, hydrogen may desorb as H2 with the consequent reconstruction of dangling bonds and Si-Si weak bonds, which causes deterioration of the electronic properties[7].

Global Mortality: 5% (this result is significantly correlated with the major complexity of the treatment which includes esophagectomy and consequent reconstruction).

The combination of such effective fluorophore delivery with confocal laser scanning microscopy allows high quality acquisition of optical stacks and consequent 3D reconstruction.

The detrimental effects of conflict are particularly long lasting in low-income countries because of the consequent slow reconstruction of infrastructure [ 2].

Moreover, there are compelling data revealing that levels of Smad3 are elevated in vivo consequent to vascular reconstruction or angioplasty.

Current treatment modality preferred in bone and soft tissue tumors is wide resection of tumor followed by the reconstruction of consequent defect by various methods.

The reliability and consequent interpretation of the final reconstructions could have been affected by heterogeneity in the LDL particles, for instance in conformational differences in apoB-100, as well as by errors arising from incorrect assignment of angles to individual particles.

The increased availability of high resolution and micro-scale data has substantially favoured archaeological applications and the consequent use of GIS platforms for reconstruction of archaeological landscapes based on remotely sensed data.

The availability of such resources permits accurate reconstruction of TF-GRNs, and consequent network analyses to obtain insights on regulatory capabilities of the organism of interest.

One way to achieve this is through fast tomographic reconstruction and feature separation (image binarization) with consequent basic topological and statistical measurement on selected tomographic slices.