Sentence examples for involved reconstruction from inspiring English sources

When palate is involved, reconstruction technique, surgical implications would be more complicated, and the risk for chronic otitis media, hearing loss, abnormal speech, and midfacial retrusion would increase [9].

Among the ramus and condyle involved reconstruction, the Lm (lingula mandibulae) and CP (coronoid process) might not be able to be recovered with fibula flap, which we did not take into calculation.

Closure involved reconstruction of the platysma and two skin layers with no drains.

While the practice of medicine in most military hospitals is largely a matter of sawing off arms and legs, here the job involves reconstruction.

Mr. Vitter agreed to lift the hold he had put on the confirmation after FEMA officials said they would give him regular updates on questions involving reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

In this letter, we show that this framework still suffers from inaccuracies, particularly at high permittivity ratios and propose a simple solution that involves reconstruction of electric displacement rather than the electric field.

EORCT classification and PERCIST are shown for the standard of reference (OSEM1/OSEM2) and for other scenarios involving reconstruction consistency between the baseline and post-treatment scans using either PSF ± TOF (a) or the EQPET methodology (PSF ± TOF.EQ; b).

The efficacy and accuracy of the current algorithm has been demonstrated using standard test cases involving reconstruction of known static interface shapes and dynamically evolving interfaces in prescribed flow situations.

Yet from poverty indexes to risk-of-rape assessments, from childhood mortality figures to drug-use stats, just about every available measure of Afghan wellbeing paints a grim picture of a country in a persistent state of humanitarian crisis, often involving reconstruction and military failures on an epic scale.

Of the 17 newly sequenced species, two (ostrich and budgerigar) were selected for studies involving reconstruction of the ancestral chromosomes.

Finally, we discuss an application involving reconstruction of amino acid pathways of a recently sequenced organism demonstrating how measurement data can be easily incorporated into ReTrace analysis.