Sentence examples for facilitating exposure from inspiring English sources

The use of a proximal modular prosthesis at the time of further operations greatly simplifies strategies for revision surgery since the modular components can be removed, facilitating exposure and allowing for changes in offset, leg length, and anteversion without the need for revising the distal femoral component [25, 26, 27].

For radiation treatment, mice were immobilized in a customized harness facilitating exposure of the left flank, whereas the remainder of the body was shielded by lead. 4 Gy radiation was delivered locally in one fraction on day 7 using an MBR-1505R2 X-ray generator (Hitachi Medical Co).

The transformation zone of the cervical epithelium has been recognised as the site in which HPV infection tends to cause cancer, and the susceptibility of this area is believed to be related to its denudation of the stratified epithelium, thus facilitating exposure of the basal layer to HPV with minimal trauma.

Shrub-like vegetation is denser in the riverbeds than at higher elevations; during the summer anthrax season, deer in Texas primarily consume leaves (browse) [ 44] facilitating exposure to anthrax spores potentially deposited on browse by necrophagous flies.

But through their passion, these music curators facilitate exposure.

To facilitate exposure of the flowers to the wind, blooming often takes place before the leaves are out in spring, or the flowers may be placed very high on the plant.

This was mostly done through a separate posteromedial approach to facilitate exposure of the posterior tibial neurovascular bundle.

The distal part facilitates exposure and isolation of the ulnar nerve which is critical for the safe exposure of the distal humerus.

Although the combination of a partial median sternotomy with an anterior thoracotomy (hemi-clamshell) facilitates exposure of the pleural cavity, this approach is not adequate for pleuropneumonectomy.

"The web has hugely facilitated exposure to this type of material," said Mr Moran, particularly for a class of what is known as "naive" offenders who are only starting to seek out such content.

Therefore, we developed a 96-well microtiter plate method to facilitate exposure of individual medaka embryos in single wells and compared this approach to the common vessel method using the industrial solvent dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) as the test compound.