Sentence examples for consists of removal from inspiring English sources
Treatment of acquired QT syndrome consists of removal of the offending agents.
The process of dehydration consists of removal of moisture from the produce by heat usually in the presence of a controlled flow of air (Figure 1).
The SBGR technology typically consists of removal of contaminated soil via excavation or large-diameter augers, and backfill of the soil void with gravel and treatment amendments tailored to the target contaminant(s).
It consists of removal of one reaction from the current genotype, followed by addition of new reaction from the global reaction set to generate a modified genotype.
Surgery usually consists of removal of a loose body and abrasion and drilling of the defect or fixation of the loose body with bone, or metallic or bio-absorbable pins.
Logging of a commercial tree species s consists of removal of a fixed proportion of all trees with a diameter at breast height (dbh) greater than or equal to a cutting limit d s.
Treatment consisted of removal of existing implants, radical debridement and the application of the monolateral fixator.
The treatment, under peripheral anaesthesia, consisted of removal of previous metal implants (whenever present), decortication of the non-union ends, reaming of the canal, and intramedullary nailing.
The operation technique for the treatment of tibial nonunions consisted of removal of the old implant and subsequent IM nailing with or without additional bone grafting (iliac crest autograft and/or allograft).
Hypothesizing that omission of complete ALND is safe in many N+ breast cancer patients, a hybrid procedure called conservative axillary regional excision (CARE) was developed, consisting of removal of sentinel nodes and other palpable nodes (without intraoperative frozen section or reoperation for N+).
A rapid sample pretreatment consisting of removal of interfering blood cells and centrifugation and washing steps, which can also be performed with a commercially available kit (Sepsityper), is crucial for obtaining high identification rates of microorganisms, including yeasts, directly in positive blood cultures [81, 82].
