Sentence examples for necessity of removal from inspiring English sources

The first reason was the necessity of removal of the packed gauze and the closure of the abdomen to avoid infectious complications.

Lam et al. [4] explained the phenomenon of soft toes, reducing load carrying capacity of foundation due deposition of soil particles on the bottom of polymer fluid and quoted the necessity of removal of soil particles using suitable construction technique.

Moreover, surgical treatment of acute midshaft fractures was not favoured due to relatively frequent and serious complications such as infection, non-union, pin migration, broken plates, and necessity of removal of hardware [ 2].

The necessity of removal of the deep iliac and obturator lymph nodes as well as prognostic factors for survival in patients with metastatic melanoma to the groin were evaluated.

Several potential problems with these systems can occur including palpability, temperature sensitivity, infection, interference with radiographic imaging [ 3, 4] and radiation therapy, and the necessity of removal especially in the young growing face after 3 6 months (m) [ 5].

Insertion and/or acquisition of mTEE images required removal of the nasogastric tube in nine patients (16%) only for the initial placement and in six patients (11%), repeatedly accounting for the necessity of removal in 24 (16%) of all 148 examinations.

The necessity of the removal of the cracked concrete substrate, treatment of corroded reinforcement and repair by patching with a polymer modified mortar is highlighted.

Apparent particle agglomerates, visible in TEM image (Fig. 2, 10 nm), were more likely caused by the necessity of solvent removal in TEM measurements, rather than interconnection of individual particles in colloid solution itself.

Uncertainty exists as to the necessity of ILM removal or whether PVD alone is sufficient.

Fibrin shells can develop with central venous catheters and can induce both catheter dysfunction and a series of complications including infection, thrombogenesis, the necessity of catheter removal and pulmonary embolism.

Widespread use of cardiovascular implantable electronic devices (CIED) has inevitably resulted in higher necessity for removal of infected or dysfunctional leads.