Sentence examples for make instrumentation from inspiring English sources

The variable C1 anatomy can make instrumentation challenging and prone to potentially severe complications.

Experimental design: For all animals, full thickness osteochondral defects 5.8 mm wide by 6 mm deep were created in the proximal lateral trochlea sulcus (LTS) and in the medial femoral condyle (MFC) of the right stifle joint using custom made instrumentation.

Caution is recommended when accessing dysplastic hips: although easily distractible, the hypertrophic labrum makes instrumentation difficult.

He has since also used his know-how to help a friend set up his own company and "make geophysical instrumentation and sell it to his particular niche market".

In 1950 a group of geophysicists led by the American scientist Lloyd V. Berkner proposed a third International Polar Year, an international scientific effort that would utilize the advances made in instrumentation, rocketry, and information processing since the Second International Polar Year of 1932 33.

With the progress made in instrumentation and techniques, the ability to generate and collect data has improved.

In addition to the above missions, significant earlier contributions were made with instrumentation on a number of other spacecraft, e.g., the Soviet Intercosmos X-ray spectrometers.

A single midline curvilinear skin incision is made for instrumentation of sixteen to eighteen segments following the deformity.

In order to prevent laceration of the cervical trachea during PCT some improvements must be made in instrumentation.

These pioneering companies, mostly in the diagnostics field, have argued that microfluidics provides a better methodology for isolation of key cell populations by reducing the device footprint and making the instrumentation more mobile, providing a higher throughput versus the state of the art, and reducing the overall cost of manufacturing.

The wide and high operating temperature, highly chemically active nature of sodium and its reaction with air make the sodium instrumentation special over conventional instrumentation.