Sentence examples for major augmentation from inspiring English sources

To run the air campaign, the NATO air operations centre in Italy required a major augmentation of targeting specialists, mainly from the US, to do the job – a "just in time" infusion of personnel that may not always be available in future contingencies.

Success rates exceeding 95% have been achieved, even when major augmentation procedures with autologous bone had to be carried out for severely resorbed jaws [8, 9].

Even more impressive was the influence of the BMI z-score at first measurement, increasing the risk to develop a major augmentation in cIMT z-scores by the factor 3.02.

Having torn in a previous delivery is a major risk factor; augmentation is a risk factor, and so too is a forceps delivery".

A presumption against demolition or even major in-fill augmentation could, therefore be a practical and just mayoral planning policy, one which would be set aside only in the face of a strong set of arguments.

No major signs of augmentation of lung injury by THAM were found.

Wave reflection, previously thought to be the major constituent of augmentation pressure and diastolic pressure, arises at sites of impedance mismatch (e.g., at branches) (13, 22).

From previous studies it is evident that education, on going quality improvement projects and preventive programs play a major role in augmentation of knowledge and safe behavior of HCWs [ 10, 13, 26- 30].

The Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Augmentation in Major Depression Treatment study (ECAM study) aims to provide new evidence concerning the administration of CBT for major depression as a second-line therapy for patients who have failed to respond to pharmacotherapy in psychiatric care settings.

This opinion is well in line with the diagnostic requirements in patients after breast augmentation: The major specific complication is intra- or extra-capsular implant rupture, which occurs in up to 50% of women with augmented breasts within 12 years [14].

It's perfectly normal to open a magazine and hear from an eighty-five-pound woman that starvation is her personal choice, from a woman about to undergo breast augmentation that major unnecessary invasive surgery is a dream come true, or from a prostitute that she loves her job, that she wouldn't swap it for anything in the world.