Sentence examples for consists of closure from inspiring English sources
The surgical treatment of the diabetic wounds with loss of soft tissue usually consists of closure using split-thickness skin grafts or transposition flaps.
Our campus has decided on a plan that consists of eleven mandatory closure days for all employees who are subject to the program, plus additional floating furlough days for furlough program participants at higher pay rates.
PARTICIPANTS: One hundred two Chinese subjects with angle closure (consisting of primary angle closure, primary angle-closure glaucoma, and previous acute primary angle closure) attending a glaucoma clinic and 176 normal Chinese subjects with open angles and no evidence of glaucoma recruited from an ongoing population-based cross-sectional study.
Note that we can regard a recursive definition such as (15) as an implicit definition by a theory that consists of the universal closures of the equations.
More generally, let H2 ∂D) be the Hardy space consisting of the closure in L2 ∂D) of all holomorphic functions in D continuous up to the boundary of D. Then functions in H2 ∂D) uniquely extend to holomorphic functions in D, and the Cauchy integral formula continues to hold.
Among various phenotypes in Bst+/− mice, the most interesting are its retinal abnormalities, consisting of delayed closure of choroid fissures, decreased ganglion cells and subretinal vascularization.
In summary, this means that in general, surgical management of primary melanoma consists of excision and primary closure.
In general, the quasi-median closure consists of a huge set of sequences and hence the quasi-median network for a multiple sequence alignment M of DNA sequences on X is usually too large and too complicated to be of practical interest.
The IA-SSD closure model consists of two stages.
The algebra (A(mathbb{D})) consists of all continuous functions on the closure of (mathbb{D}) that are analytic on ({mathbb{D}}).
One series of studies consists of follow-ups centred around factory closures.
