Sentence examples for flat chambers from inspiring English sources

Fruit: variable but generally ovate or spheric, widely grooved above and below, generally +- bladdery, +- papery, deciduous; stalk-like base 0; beak generally triangular, flat; chambers 2 below beak.

The rate of complications was high with flat chambers occurring in 40% and decreased vision in 58%.

This is due to the quick motion of blood parallel to the endocardium of a relatively motionless and flat chamber wall.

Whether the new technique method of MMC application allows more range for MMC functioning to cause more flat chamber incidence needs to be investigated further.

One of London's senior barristers who prosecuted many violent criminals has died in a fire at his London flat, his chambers announced yesterday.

This approach is an extension of the energy-minimization method originally used by Holy et al. to explain experiments on microtubule asters in flat, rigid chambers [17].

The original calculations of the conformational energy landscape by Holy et al. were made for microtubule asters confined in flat, rigid chambers [17].

Inadequate tension in the scleral sutures was responsible for the majority of cases with flat anterior chambers and hypotony in an otherwise uneventful trabeculectomy [ 25].

We assessed tolerability by considering the proportions of patients with postoperative complications, including hypotony, choroidal effusion, flat anterior chambers, hyphema, and cataracts.

Trabeculectomies without releasable sutures were associated with a significantly higher frequency of hypotony and flat anterior chambers than trabeculectomies with releasable sutures, with pooled RRs of 4.04 (range 1.88 8.68) and 2.57 (range 1.25 5.30), respectively.

We found that the releasable suture surgical procedure reduced these complications when compared with the traditional practice, with a statistically significant difference in the incidence of hypotony and flat anterior chambers between the two groups.