Sentence examples for filling integrity from inspiring English sources

To pursue a previous in vitro evaluation, this in vivo 12 months prospective study followed up and compared the access-hole filling integrity of a modified 4-META (4-methacryloxyethyl trimellitate anhydride)/MMA-TBB (methyl methacrylate-tri-n-butyl borane) – based resin (M4M) and a photo-polymerizing nano-hybrid composite resin (CR).

The aim of this in vivo study was to compare the access-hole filling integrity of two different filling materials, M4M and CR, during 12 months.

Always smiling, Susan was filled with integrity, beauty and grace.

"I don't think that taking a reactive view of 'can we go in, can we get away with it' is a position filled with integrity," said Delves.

He was a truly great man, filled with integrity, and committed to using his abilities and positive spirit to help those around him.

We realized that owning it -- honoring ourselves and acknowledging our unique tendencies, talents, skills, desires, fears, and neuroses -- succinctly sums up how we can all go about living in a way that is full and filled with integrity -- in all facets of our lives.

The wisdom that arises, is just plain good old-fashioned timeless advice paving a path, a mapping of sorts, as an alignment plan toward living a happy life filled with integrity, the values of virtuosity and staying the course with a back to basics attitude.

There was no statistical difference in success rates of VVF repair with different number of layers in the fistula closure or with use of interposition flaps, but there was a small increase in success in the cases that documented intraoperative bladder filling to test the integrity of the bladder closure.

My successor will need that rare combination of a thick skin filled with energy, integrity, sensitivity and optimism.

He has maintained the highest standards possible in his teaching and training and has inspired thousands of people to embrace yoga practice and ethics as a way to live life filled with joy, integrity and balance.

His best achievements are the novel Tysyacha dush (1858; "A Thousand Souls"), a memorable portrait of a "new man," Kalinovich, who marries, in spite of his love for another girl, the crippled heiress of "a thousand souls" (serfs) and climbs to the rank of provincial governor, a post he fills with impeccable integrity.