Sentence examples similar to durable preservation from inspiring English sources
Concerns related to potential late loosening and third-body wear from cement, along with the promise of durable biologic fixation and bone preservation at revision with cementless implants, have led to the use of this alternative fixation [ 1– 3].
As central heating, durable clothing, better methods of food preservation and electric lights evolved, so did our sentimentality about something that used to signal peril.
He recommended a "pathophysiologic-based algorithm" of initial treatment with lifestyle, TZDs, metformin, and exenatide, with an A1C goal <6%, suggesting that this would be durable, would result in β-cell preservation, and would not cause hypoglycemia or weight gain.
The natural pigment of hematite (red ocher, α-Fe2O3) is coated homogenously with colloidal silica-nanoparticles (SiNP) by a sol-gel process to obtain a durable hematite pigment of Fe2O3@SiNP composite for artifacts preservation.
The intent is to be competitive in the market for human resources and at the same time strike a balance between creation of durable alpha, awareness of the associated risks and preservation of the firm's reputational capital.
Most patients who elect treatment of their prostate cancer expect to achieve all three components of an ideal outcome: long-term durable cure of their cancer, maintenance or improvement of urinary function, and preservation of erectile function.
But these features are now made of cast concrete with a special glaze, a preservation-quality material that looks like terra cotta but is more durable.
