Sentence examples for fixation onto from inspiring English sources

The use of hydroxyapatite-coated pins and/or extending the zone of fixation onto the anterior ileum appears to have improved pin longevity but not much more than 4 months' duration.

With the increase in concentration and temperature together, N2% had decreased but pH played a role in the prevention of the hydrolysis of the chlorotriazine moiety for better fixation onto cotton.

The MPCRDBH assay mainly included five steps: (1) microalgal DNA isolation; (2) amplification and labeling of target DNA by multiple PCR; (3) probe tailing and fixation onto positively charged nylon membrane; (4) reverse dot blot hybridization; and (5) hybridization signal recognition by naked eyes.

Despite the mechanism of dyestuff fixation onto cellulosic materials has not been clarified, we might speculate that the high porosity of the BC membranes and the lower solubility of the oligomers produced, can be the key factors for the success of the coloration.

Following the reinsertion of the stem, the remaining doughy cement is used for punctual fixation onto the femoral resection surface.

It also enables the guidance of subject's fixation onto the presented words with a continuous interaction between the subject and the examiner during the training session.

Stoked up on drugs, he would write for days on end, projecting his phobias and fixations onto paper.

The Daily Beast, meanwhile, ponders whether or not parents transferring of their social media "fixations" onto their very young kids is healthy.

In a previous study, Hollands et al. [ 31] found that healthy subjects at a street crossing intersection direct the majority of their fixations onto objects that lied in front of them or onto the oncoming vehicles.

For stimulus presentation, a NEC video projector (model VT560 Lamptype: VT60LP; 50/50 Hz 2.9/1.4 A) projected a black fixation cross onto a reflective aluminium board (104 cm×80 cm).

Figure 3 depicts the relative fixation duration mapped onto an example image of neutral face separately summed for deaf participants (Figure 3a), normal-hearing participants (Figure 3b), female participants (Figure 3c), and male participants (Figure 3d).