Sentence examples for definitively repaired from inspiring English sources
It was commonly alleged that unless troubled banks were definitively repaired they would linger on as zombies, unable to facilitate economic activity and providing a steady drag on the economy.
Advances in surgical and cardiopulmonary bypass techniques mean that it is now possible to definitively repair the vast majority of congenital heart disease in infancy or childhood.
These injuries are caused by high-energy trauma such as motor vehicle accidents and falls from height and, due to the mechanism of injury as well as location of the fractures, can be difficult to definitively repair.
57 59 As no standardised or consensus definition yet exists, damage control will be broadly defined as a multistep operative intervention, which includes an abbreviated initial surgical procedure (or set of procedures) that aims to control obvious mechanical bleeding or contamination as compared to definitively repairing all injuries.
Infrastructure, repaired.
The precise mechanisms involved in this process have not been definitively established and could include the release of pro-angiogenic factors from chondrocytes in the deep zones of the articular cartilage that have undergone hypertrophy and/or the influences of microcracks that have initiated focal remodeling in the calcified cartilage in an attempt to repair the microdamage.
Despite the process of enrichment through plastic adherence, it is inevitable that even cultured preparations will be contaminated by non-MSC populations, and the contribution of each contained population to the repair process cannot be definitively established.
Although both subchondral bone resorption and the synthesis of new woven bone were observed, the resorption was definitively stronger during the first three weeks of repair, as evidenced by the larger size of the treated holes compared to acute defects.
