The 4.5 mm osteotome was used to break the sinus floor and push continuous insertions of bone particles.
Finally, to analyze the performance of the solar dish concentrator in terms of water desalination, experiments were conducted with semi-continuous insertion of saline solution containing concentrations of 0 4% of sea salt.
Moreover, continuous monitoring requires the uninterrupted insertion of a glucose oxidase tip into the subcutaneous tissue of the anterior abdominal wall to measure the glucose levels of interstitial fluid.
Through in situ XRD, Tan et al. [21] proposed that lithiation involves a single, continuous, topotactic insertion of Li-ions in the range 0 1 Li+.
However, it does go a step in that direction: at least, the radical introns-late position, i. e., the scenario of continuous intron insertion during eukaryotic evolution, such that most, if not all, introns are relatively new, is hardly defendable anymore.
In our patient, it appeared that multiple epidural blocks and continuous epidural catheter insertion have contributed to this connective tissue growth.
At 42 months after implant insertion, continuous increase of bone volume above the implant apex was confirmed without excessive marginal bone loss around the implant neck (Figs. 6c and 7c).
Some families had a continuous distribution of insertion dates such as Edel (1 5 Mya) or Gentil (1 7 Mya).
In unperturbed cells, the retrotranslocated Nrf1 is promptly degraded by the proteasome, resulting in a futile cycle of continuous synthesis, membrane insertion, retrotranslocation, and degradation.
Thus, while this trial suggests some components of the EGDT algorithm are unnecessary (CVC insertion, continuous ScvO2 monitoring, dobutamine, and transfusion triggers for hematocrit <30 %), it does substantiate that prompt recognition coupled with resuscitation, administration of antibiotics, and source control are the cornerstones for the treatment of septic shock.
From that time until ad 400, it underwent continuous elaboration, by insertions of episodes (one of which is related in the religious poem called the Bhagavadgītā), accounts of separate adventures of the heroes, tales generated by their ancestors, and so on; and in the end it became a storehouse of general Hindu lore, with lengthy didactic books inserted.
