Sentence examples for insertion place from inspiring English sources

Muscles were repositioned and the muscle insertions refixed with sutures to the original insertion place (Polyglactin, Vicryl® 2/0 Johnson & Johnson Int., Brussels, Belgium).

The questionnaire addresses the following items: "Is the transparent dressing in good order?"; "Is there any redness near the insertion place?"; and "Is the CVC still needed?".

Third, the proximal end of the hand-piece, where the tissue trap was located, was modified with the addition of a Y-connector to allow for the straight passage of the long metal tube and insertion place for the OCT catheter.

Cordis categorized its outcomes into the four groups that comprise the angioplasty process: making an insertion, placing the device at the lesion, opening the artery, and removing the device from the patient.

The insertion placed the spacecraft into a 12-hour orbit about Mercury, with a 124-mile minimum altitude.

Completion of the orbital insertion placed the orbiter in a highly elliptical polar orbit with a period of approximately 35.5 hours.

We expected the 147-bp insertion to partially prevent NMD and the 291-bp to restore the mRNA level to that of the PTC-less control the 291-bp insertion places PTC140 at a similar distance from the intron as in the reporter with a 3′-UTR intron PTC140-3′ivs PTC140-3′ivs not subjected to NMD.

Lengthening the 3′ UTR by 102 bases should make PTC27 behave like PTC6, enhancing NMD, whereas lengthening the 3′ UTR by 418 bases would trigger NMD of the PTC140 transcript; the insertion places the mutation at the same distance from the 3′ end as PTC6 in the original reporter.

Importantly, the insertions place all Posibacteria in the same category: Actinobacteria and Endobacteria both lack all five.

Earned rates for print display ads are based on the number of print insertions placed within one calendar year regardless of size.

Ray et al. (2005)[ 39] on the basis of Alu insertions places the Pitheciidae as basal and with the Cebidae and Atelidae sharing a more recent common ancestor.