Sentence examples for implant date from inspiring English sources
Fig. 14 Case 2. Periapical X-ray films showing progression of intraimplant bone formation from implant date to 3 years and 8 months after procedure.
The follow-up dates were missing for three patients and implant date for one patient.
All hospital admissions incurred by these patients between their implant date and 31 July 2013 were identified from the billing records.
Patient characteristics before implant (including age, sex, race and ethnicity, residential ZIP code, implant date, device model, diagnoses at implant, and physiologic measurements before implant) were abstracted from patient records.
We checked nests for brood survival until 20 days post-hatch, and analyzed daily brood survival from implant date until day 20 of the nestling period or nest failure, whichever came first, for all nests in the population (not just for the one nest in each treatment group that fledged offspring).
Grafting teeth from the dead to the living – a rudimentary form of dental implant dating from the days of Henry VIII – was now a perilous activity, in the course of which you were likely to end up with venereal disease from your donor.
The first injectable heterologous implants date back to 1889 with the introduction of paraffin in humans.
Hubbard maintained, for example, that the concept of a Christian heaven is the product of two implants dating back more than 43 trillion years.
The overall theme is consciousness, with episodes showing the spooky side of everything from artificial intelligence to brain implants, dating apps, and video games.
All participant complaints or any complications resulting from a change in health status or any implant-related complications such as pain, paresthesia or peri-implant infection were recorded and monitored from the implant surgery date.
A major milestone was recently achieved for the TAH, with over 1100 TAHs having been implanted to date, with the bulk of implantation occurring at an ever increasing rate in the past few years.
