Sentence examples for free partial from inspiring English sources

From November 2001 to February 2003 a free partial VL with ALT perforator flap was used in 11 patients to reconstruct large defects.

The combined free partial VL with ALT perforator flap proved valuable as a (chimera type) MC flap with maximal freedom of planning to meet specific reconstructive demands and minimal donor site morbidity.

In order to cover a small remaining gap in the palmar side of the first web space, a free partial skin graft that had been harvested from the palmar surface of the forearm was applied (Fig. 3b).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 After deepening of the first web space, a palmar flap (a) and a free partial skin graft (b) were used to cover the remaining gap.

You can often take the free partial results from several commercial search sites and patch together phone numbers and addresses, without actually paying for the data.

We develop an analytic machinery to study Voiculescu's bi-free partial S-transform and then use the results to characterize the multiplicative bi-free infinite divisibility.

In particular, a conditionally bi-free partial R-transform is constructed and a conditionally bi-free analogue of the Lévy Hinčin formula for planar Borel probability measures is derived.

We generated 30 X8-FAD2-1i lines which were confirmed to be pure marker-free or partial marker-free (partial genotyping results shown in Additional file 3).

But he added that since no larger national papers have switched from free to partial pay, it was difficult to make any guesses.

Where a grant is awarded, its minimum amount is 20.450 million lire (?10,562) per year tax free, plus partial pension contributions.

The impartial spectator is supposed to be free of partial feelings feelings that depend on a stake it might have in a dispute, or on blind favoritism or dislike for one party or the other but it is not supposed to be free of feelings altogether, nor to reach for a principle it might derive from reason alone, independent of feeling (see Raphael 2007, chapter 6).