Sentence examples for damaged segment from inspiring English sources

In 1952, Dr. DeBakey successfully repaired an aortic aneurysm — a ballooning of an artery — by cutting out the damaged segment in the abdomen and replacing it with a graft from a cadaver.

After earthquakes, it is easier to perform inspection, to retrofit, or to replace the damaged segment, if necessary.

(3) Permanent stability of the damaged segment of the spine requires bone healing of the posterior bone graft.

The underlying pathological mechanisms of NBD symptoms are detrusor overactivity and detrusor-sphincter dyssynergia, depending on the damaged segment of spinal cord and the duration of disease. 2 3 Studies have indicated that the incidence of neurogenic bladder is approximately 69 92% among SCI patients, 4– 7 with annual morbidity varying from 14 to 53 per million population.

This novel bumper system offers several remarkable advantages, such as: self-buoyancy in water, modular fabrication of segments, efficiency for on-site installation, excellent corrosion resistance, as well as ease in replacing damaged segments.

In addition, fission may help to isolate damaged segments of mitochondria and thus promote their autophagy as discussed below (27).

Myelinated cultures prepared from the Hsp70 KO mice showed a similar basal level (∼6%) of damaged segments as was seen in the WT cultures.

Fission requires the dynamin related protein Drp1 and allows the isolation of severely damaged mitochondrial segments and generation of mitochondria of a size compatible with the autophagosome and lysosome [ 24- 26].

Using anti-CEP antibodies raised against CEP-protein, CEP immunoreactivity was first detected in vivo in photoreceptor rod outer segments that are DHA-rich tissues and in retinal pigmented epithelium that endocytose oxidatively damaged rod outer segment tips.

But the recent outbreaks have shown that a single sloppy ingredient supplier can damage large segments of the food industry.

Human spinal cord injuries frequently damage several segments, and occasionally lead to complete transection.