Sentence examples for implantation based from inspiring English sources
To assess the technical potential of plasma-based implant for semiconductors, we will compare pulsed plasma with beamline implantation based on performance for shallow junction scaling.
This method was used in the U.S. pivotal study of the Style 410 shaped gel implants, which found a rupture incidence rate of 0.8% through 3 years after implantation based on MRI screening at years 1 and 3 [ 5].
Dr. Blithe of the N.I.H., said, "No one can say that it works to inhibit implantation based on these data".
To evaluate some possible causes for residual astigmatism after toric intraocular lens (IOL) implantation based on an analysis of data from an online toric IOL back-calculator.
If the MHRA had been committed to precautionary governance of the implant with patient safety in mind, it could have called for a moratorium on ASR™ implantation based on data publicly released in the 2009 NJR report.
The aim of this study was to demonstrate the feasibility of combining the novel heart valve replacement technologies of: 1) tissue engineering; and 2) minimally-invasive implantation based on autologous cells and composite self-expandable biodegradable biomaterials.
MPII is a plasma-based ion implantation process based on an accelerated (10 80 keV) vacuum-arc metal plasma source with multiple charge states.
The device allows simultaneous multi-charged ion-implantation (from C+ up to C4+) in order to get a plateau like implantation profile based on the energetic distribution.
Conclusion: This validated closed-format questionnaire appears to be unique in respect of cochlear implantation, being based explicitly on issues thought important by the parents.
In this paper, energy measurements of sheath-accelerated secondary electrons were carried out during plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) based on a temperature-controlled semiconductor detector.
To handle this problem, we have designed a new implantation method, based on a patient lying in a closed MR scanner, a robotic device to be placed between patient's legs, and one needle with one insertion point.
