Sentence examples for exposure hardware from inspiring English sources

These observations indicate that the differing results could be related to the organisms investigated, the time of exposure, hardware, experimental parameters, and set-up.

She is encouraging investors to reduce exposure to tech hardware investments, highlighting the slowing growth in capital spending expected this year.

In this study we retrospectively analyzed four patients, affected by exposure of internal hardware and treated with a sural fasciomusculocutaneous flap (Table 1).

We believe that the sural fasciomusculocutaneous flap is a valuable reconstructive option for wounds of the lower leg and the distal third of the foot with exposure of internal hardware, although larger case series are necessary to precisely define the indications and limits of this versatile reconstructive choice.

These studies have one major set-back - experimental environment and used exposure and measurement hardware can psychologically affect behavior of the volunteers during the experiments and the obtained information might become subjective and unreliable [ 16].

However it can be avoided using polarized UV light, it requires extra hardware in exposure tool [172].

Soft tissue reconstruction of the distal third of the lower limb with exposure of the internal hardware is a challenging problem with several potential complications, such as exposure of the fracture line, fracture instability and bacterial contamination.

Key to this strategy is the variable control of excitation light dose and exposure time to achieve hardware discrimination of molecular species with different mobilities.

As one out of 17 biological experiments, semisolid callus cultures of Arabidopsis were exposed to a 17-day spaceflight on board of the Chinese spacecraft Shenzhou 8. Due to reduced viability after longer periods of exposure within the flight hardware, the callus cultures were metabolically quenched after 5 days in space.

Complications occurring in the postoperative period were accurately recorded (e.g., re-exposure of the internal hardware, suture dehiscence, and evidence of local infection).

Distally based compound flaps (including musculocutaneous, fasciomusculocutaneous, osteocutaneous, and myo-osteocutaneous flaps) of the sural nerve and lesser saphenous vein have been used for the repair and coverage of lower leg ulcers, osteomyelitis, bone exposures, and exposed internal hardware [6, 12].