A trial socket was inserted to check that the cavity was large enough to accommodate an implant.
Cells were grown to approximately 80% confluency in 35 mm glass-bottom dishes (MatTek, USA), and were placed into a custom made insert designed to accommodate the dish and allow changes of extracellular solution by perfusion.
Needles are inserted to clear the obstructions.
At the time, Alan M. Simon, the leasing broker, said that additional steel supports were being inserted in the building to accommodate a future enlargement.
To support rodents, the bed was manufactured with 23 circular holes on its face, into which 5/64" diameter fiberglass rods can be inserted in various configurations to accommodate different sizes and weights of rodents (Fig. 2b).
The curved iPod dock sticking out of the front has a cool spring-loaded design, so it doesn't require inserts or adapters to accommodate the different iPod (and iPhone) models, which pleases the environmentalist in me.
The patent describes something similar to both Google Cardboard and Samsung's Gear VR, but with an insert built specifically to accommodate an iPhone, and with an optional remote that could be used to control the VR experience without having to deal with headset- or phone-based inputs.
Although the ramsdellite MnO2 framework remains intact on lithiation at 70°C, the hexagonally-close-packed oxygen array buckles towards a cubic-close-packed structure to accommodate the inserted lithium ions.
Supportive of this inward orientation of T-RTi is the adjacent change of Ser-195 to glycine in mtRF1, most likely to accommodate the inserted threonine side chain.
To identify inserts from discordant reads, the reads have to fall in exactly the right places (Fig. 1), reducing effective coverage, and many inserts are too small to accommodate a whole read of the 15 polyA inserts we sequenced, four were smaller than 100bp excluding the polyA, and one was only 13bp + 49 As.
