Sentence examples for external sheath from inspiring English sources
Two influence of these circumstances on the results is intended to be studied in future tests.
These include mostly external sheath damage, corrosion, and/or fatigue-induced damage to the tensile armors and torsional instability.
To evaluate electrosurgical waveform, generator type, and electrode integrity as variables in capacitive induction of current on the external sheath of a resectoscope in open-circuit conditions.
To compare electrosurgical waveform and electrode integrity as variables in the capacitive induction of current to the external sheath of four different resectoscopes.
When a wire rupThee occurs, the filter produces indications that the load changed, and the break can be detected.
To assess the roles of instrument diameter (5.0- or 3.5-mm external sheath), uterine distention medium (carbon dioxide [CO2] or saline solution), and hysteroscopist experience in diagnostic hysteroscopy.
The microbial fossils appear to be mostly external filament moulds, but exhibit some evidence of replacement of septae and external sheaths by iron sulphide (Fig. 4V X), demonstrating that extremely fine-scale preservation can occur at hydrothermal vent sites.
In zebrafish embryos, the notochord functions as a hydrostatic skeleton, the mechanical properties of which depend on an external fibrous sheath – which consists primarily of collagen and laminin matrix – and numerous internal vacuoles in notochord sheath cells – which enclose secreted glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) with high affinity for water (Scott and Stemple, 2005; Adams et al., 1990).
The trocar was removed and an external metal sheath with a longitudinal fenestration stayed in the path.
Hair follicle stem cells located in external root sheaths were defined as stem cells of skin, with the ability to differentiate into hair follicles, sebaceous glands and keratinocytes.
According to the literature, enhancement is thought to occur due to a lack of a blood nerve barrier in the external nerve sheaths of the rabbit's trigeminal nerve [ 21].
