Each implant is preassembled on the inserter so it can be inserted without intermediate steps once the desired distraction is achieved.
However, we did not use the threading of the trapezium as recommended by the manufacturer before insertion of the screw cup; therefore, all Elektra screw cups were inserted without threading of the trapezium before insertion.
The widespread availability of supraglottic airways (SGAs), their ease of insertion, and their ability to be inserted without interruptions to compressions have meant that the role of the definitive airway device - the endotracheal tube - is being challenged.
In the end G70 was chosen, because (a) as mentioned, it was shown that at this location, a 21-residue peptide could be inserted without any negative effects on membrane insertion [3], and (b) modeling with SWISS-Model of these four locations predicted that at G70, the loop would be extended away from the surface more than at the other three positions in loop 2 (Figure S1B).
In all patients, catheters were inserted without complication and the success rate of insertion was 100%%.
The amendment, which was advocated by recording companies, was inserted without debate into an unrelated bill in Congress last November.
If an extra organ is grafted, it is called auxiliary, or accessory for example, a heterotopic liver graft may be inserted without removal of the recipient's own liver.
It is a tiny expandable umbrella that plugs the pouch of blood, and is inserted without surgery, via a tube pushed into a vein.
Replacement cords were variously inserted without success, followed at last by a borrowed notebook computer that had the virtue of at least "being built in this century," as one wit put it.
Gillray's visual satire on the radicals' Copenhagen House meeting is inserted without comment, as if to "illustrate" what the crowd and the speaker, Thelwall, looked like – which, of course, it doesn't.
Marcus Clarke's His Natural Life (1874; the antecedent phrase For the Term of was inserted without authority after his death) is the first novel regarded as an Australian classic.
