Sentence examples for mechanically performing from inspiring English sources

A frozen section analysis is mandatory before manually or mechanically performing the anastomosis.

The arthropods can never achieve the body size of the larger vertebrates, although mechanically they perform as well as smaller vertebrates.

The spine was then mechanically fixed by performing an extra-cavitary dissection around the transverse process of the T12 vertebral body and fixing halo pins (DePuy) into the anterior vertebral body and fixed to a standard imaging breadboard using a homemade jig (Figs. 2A and 2B below).

Though the Mark I works mechanically, it wasn't performing calculations, Neuhaus said, in part because the machine itself is incomplete and in part because the programming expertise needed to run it has faded with time.

Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is a morphological abnormality of the hip joint that causes pain when performing a mechanically demanding activity of daily living such as the sit-to-stand (STS) task.

As an outlook, concerning the time period between performing a mechanically abrasive pretreatment of a metal substrate - especially steel substrate surfaces - and applying the adhesive to the metal surface we suggest monitoring the material-specific open time and documenting this parameter in operating procedures for bonding processes.

Orthopaedic tissues are 3D solid/filled tissues that perform mechanically, thus scaffolds are and will be an indispensable volume filling and mechanically supporting component for large lesions.

Passaging was performed mechanically using a McIlwain tissue chopper.

Though some machines carry workers who manually sort out extraneous material, this task is increasingly being performed mechanically.

It was shown that in spite of the differences in chemical oxidation state and microstructural features, a well-designed mixture containing RAP can perform mechanically as well as that produced with virgin materials in laboratory experiments.

There is a revolution occurring in developing 3D printable materials that aims to cover the range of material properties needed for patient-specific implants to either resorb at an appropriate time or perform mechanically like the tissues to which they are attached.