Sentence examples for difficult exposure from inspiring English sources

A minimally invasive percutaneous anterior occipitocervical fixation approach avoids this difficult exposure procedure.

Although automated face recognition (AFR) is a well-studied problem with a history of more than three decades, it is still far from being considered a solved problem for the case of difficult exposure conditions, such as during night-time, in environments with unconstrained lighting, or at large distances from the camera.

"We all want answers, but it's a very difficult exposure to study, particularly when we don't have the numbers we would really like," Brinton, whose results appeared in the journal Fertility & Sterility, told Reuters Health.

Three cases in PTGD + LC group (8.6 %) and 10 cases in LC group converted to laparotomy because of severe adhesion of the gallbladder triangle or difficult exposure of the gallbladder.

Difficult exposure of the tibia due to soft tissue scaring, patellar mechanism eversion difficulties, reduction of the amount of tibia bone stock, tibia plateau tilting, retained osteosynthesis and subacute infection are technical points to be dealt with when performing a total knee arthroplasty (TKA) after proximal tibia osteotomy [ 2].

Moreover, the rarity, occultness, and difficult exposure of this condition often delay its diagnosis, by which time the affected esophageal wall may have become edematous and friable, and fibrinous mediastinitis may have developed, making primary surgical repair almost impossible [13]– [15].

The ideal PSI system should be consistent, reliable, cost-effective, reusable, and robust enough to withstand applied stress during difficult exposures.

BACKGROUND: Cerebral aneurysms are highly variable which may result in difficult surgical exposure for clip ligation in select cases.

Joe's own difficult childhood exposure to family violence made him acutely sensitive of the fact that if kids at risk can find a safe place of support, it would be enough to break the cycle.

But determining the health risks from drinking contaminated water, he said, is difficult because exposure levels differ depending on water use and other factors, and contamination levels may vary over time.

Within these regions lies the "hidden zone", an area known for its difficult surgical exposure (Fig. 1A) (Macnab, 1971).