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An alignment rod was used during reaming and cup insertion to allow for consistent cup orientation.
The human-specific gene DNAH10OS in particular appears to rely on a human-specific insertion to allow for correct functioning.
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Flexor digitorum brevis and hallux abductus muscles were also released from their proximal insertions to allow forefoot correction.
Each module contains a match state, an insertion state to allow for insertions and a delete state to handle gaps.
By arbitrary selection, the right start node is extended with a left-inserting state to allow for insertions between a bifurcation.
Although no control molecules for tissue damages were measured, previous studies have shown that a 120 min rest period after the insertion is sufficient to allow the levels of inflammatory substances to return to pre-insertion levels (Flodgren et al. 2005).
An alternative technique that might have widespread applicability is the insertion of catheters to allow continuous infusion of local anesthetics into the surgical wound at the end of the procedure.
Dialysate collection began 2 h after insertion of the probe to allow some recovery from potential tissue damage caused by probe insertion.
They are required to allow insertion of new peptidoglycan and to enable cell division, but must be tightly regulated to prevent autolysis.
It has also been proposed that some CWHs cooperate with synthases to cleave within the existing PG polymer to allow insertion of new material, but direct evidence for such mechanism is still lacking6.
In the design of the prismatic VHTR, hexagonal shaped graphite blocks are drilled to allow insertion of fuel pins, made of compacted tristructural-isotropic (TRISO) fuel particles, and coolant channels for the helium coolant.
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