Sentence examples for generated extended from inspiring English sources

We observed that in contrast to general and pediatric surgery, orthopedic surgery generated extended infection-preventive measures such as staff wearing special surgical dress, and that the door into the OR was kept locked during surgery.

Two moderate magnitude earthquakes in early 2014 generated extended structural damage and environmental effects, as well as the highest ground acceleration values ever recorded in Greece motivated our effort towards examining the effects of local conditions in the seismic wavefield.

For each generated extended factor, we run Crochemore's partitioning algorithm for maximal repetitions; the output is all maximal extended repetitions in x.

In particular, the machine selection incorporated with tool selection can generate extended strategies for economical production.

Here we report new plasmid vectors that use the nicking endonuclease Nt.BspQI to generate extended single stranded tails for direct cloning of PCR products.

The ability of the mutants to form filaments in the vimentin-free cells varies considerably, and only the mutants forming IFs in vitro generate extended filamentous networks.

After integration into three-dimensional gels containing fibroblasts, the microvessels sprout and generate extended hollow branches that anastomose with neighboring capillaries to form a network.

This review deals with some of the functional frameworks we have reported which take advantage of the inherent coordinative pliancy of the sulfonate group to generate extended networks.

On the contrary, ionic interactions of monoatomic cations usually take place with a larger number of neighbours, sometimes belonging to different moieties and thus frequently generating extended ionic frameworks.

In this work, we have designed and synthesized a novel molecular material, BDT-C1, in which the core unit, benzodithiophene (BDT), was functionalized by thiophene (TP) and benzo-[c][1,2,5]-thiadiazole (BTZ) derivatives to generate extended π conjugation.

Low-velocity impacts (LVI) on composite laminates pose significant safety issues since they are able to generate extended damage within the structure, mostly delaminations and matrix cracking, while being hardly detectable in visual inspections.