These features would limit their suitability for later repair.
If a developmental process in the brain is halted or inhibited, there is little potential for later repair, and the consequences may therefore be permanent [ 4, 6].
If the complex developmental processes are disturbed, there is little potential for later repair, and the functional consequences can therefore be permanent (Grandjean and Landrigan 2006; Rice and Barone 2000).
Childbearing may also contribute directly to accumulated physiological demands that over the long-term accelerate disability and death, because resources expended during childbirth cannot be used for later repair, in a process known as maternal depletion [ 8].
Some scholars are doubtful of the interpretation and have offered alternative explanations, such as, for example, later repair work.
This could be because some patients with severe injuries (eg, some extremity fractures, intra-abdominal trauma) may be treated and stabilised in an emergency department then discharged home, but scheduled for later surgical repair.
The duration of increased PAH levels after repair varied: Of the 48 repair 1 samples with PAH levels that exceeded the drinking water quality standard of 0.1 µg/L for Σ10PAH, PAHs were undetectable in 13 samples 2 days later (repair 2), in 28 samples 30 40 days after repair, and in 3 samples taken 42, 44, and 57 days after repair.
Réunion was later repaired and commissioned into the Royal Navy, while Saumarez was knighted for his success.
Doctors will later repair his palate.
The company later repaired those leaks, the air district said.
Lesser developers left a legacy of slums and neglect for later generations to clear and repair.
