Sentence examples for failure of replacement from inspiring English sources

Stem cell depletion results in a failure of replacement of differentiated cells and, as a result, spontaneous wounds develop [22].

The patient then walked with the assistance of a cane, and a roentgenogram taken 404 days postoperatively (Fig.  6) showed little change except for evidence of cavitation in the inferomesial part of the head, indicating absorption of the necrotic bone with failure of replacement by new bone.

During the negotiations, some owners have referred to the regular officials, who had long been convinced that the failure of replacements would swing leverage their way, as "holding the league hostage" to their demands.

As hip replacement and failure of hip replacements may have an impact upon mortality as well as morbidity, it will be necessary to adopt a lifetime time horizon to estimate the full incremental value of RSA compared to THA.

Wear is the primary cause of failure of joint replacement prostheses.

Further we explored an uncertainty and sensitivity analysis of solutions to estimate the effects of different parameter values on the success or failure of population replacement.

Hence we quantify the tamper resistance as the probability (let us denote it by TRP in this paper) of failure of finding replacement pixels or blocks by random guess or systematic approach by an attacker.

It has been postulated that bacteria attached to the surface of prosthetic hip joints can cause localised inflammation, resulting in failure of the replacement joint.

The failure of steroid replacement to prevent potential or apparent harm associated with etomidate AI adds to the uncertainty of a possible biologically plausible link between etomidate steroid inhibition and subsequent observed mortality.

55  The failure of immune replacement therapies in the prophylaxis of neonatal sepsis suggests that neonatal immunity is not simply immature, but rather specifically regulated for the early stage of postnatal life, and LOS should be managed based on the immunological specificities of neonates.

Excessive cement augmented by screws and mesh techniques has been abandoned because the construct is not mechanically sound, and may result in cement fragmentation and early failure of the replacement (Brooks et al. 1984, Brand et al. 1989, Ritter et al. 1993).