Sentence examples for excision design from inspiring English sources

The L thighplasty, designed to correct thigh laxity in patients with massive weight loss, is distinguished by single-stage integration into the lower body operation, presurgical marking of a unique excision design, and efficient use of prone and supine operative positions.

Diagnosis was confirmed by imaging studies and biopsy followed by surgical excision designed to preserve nerve function.

The observation that a shorter DR works sufficiently for correct excision should help to design a deletion cassette for marker recycling.

The synthesis of a series of tetrahydrofuranyl α- and β-xylopyranoside trisphosphates, designed by excision of three motifs of adenophostin A is reported.

In 22 procedures, a minisnare was used, and in 6 cases a prototype snare was designed for excision of the papilla.

Based on these approaches the current study was designed using incision, excision and dead space wound models with the biochemical, antioxidant enzymes and inflammatory marker analysis.

The ability of CEN1 HC and CEN1 HC (Ser) to reduce bacterial counts was estimated in an excision wound model in rat designed based on previously published studies (Gisby and Bryant 2000; McRipley and Whitney 1976; Rittenhouse et al. 2006; Saymen et al. 1972).

Local excision and reconstruction must be designed carefully to achieve a satisfactory functional and aesthetic result.

Excision of the 4th exon was designed to cause a frame shift introducing an alternative termination codon; thus, the resulting allele encoded a short protein product without channel structures.

We describe the technology and two model systems in yeast designed to study nucleotide excision repair (NER) in relation to transcription and chromatin modifications.

Structural work currently being carried out by numerous groups is expected to provide an understanding at the atomic level for both prokaryotic and eukaryotic excision nucleases, which will aid in designing further biochemical experiments to refine current models.