Sentence examples for newly operated from inspiring English sources
RSF in newly operated desalination facilities requires a maturation period of about three months before the feedwater may be filtered efficiently.
Rodriguez also mentioned some of the props she used in her gender transformation, including a beard ("boy was that beard itchy"), "fake boob covers", "crazy male chest" and a "mangina" – designed to conjure up the illusion that she was a "man stuck in a newly operated sex-changed body".
Another striking result is that patients with MTHA tended to load the newly operated hip more than the nonoperated limb during tandem stance without cautions.
However, at the first postoperative investigation the DXA scans were performed without repositioning in order to minimize pain in the newly operated patients.
This conclusion is supported by the significant difference in HR between newly operated AGs and GBMs (HR = 1.124; CI [1.071; 1.180] vs. HR = 1.033 CI [1.012; 1.054]; note non-overlapping CIs).
Fifty-seven AGs were either newly operated (N = 46) or had been previously operated (N = 7) or biopsied (N = 4); MGMT activity was determined in the specimen obtained at re-operation.
The Roku SE will work with HDMI and analog TVs, and will run the newly released operating system Roku OS 7, which will provide access to Roku's nearly 3,000 streaming channels offering 300,000 movies and TV episodes.
In 1920, Day & Meyer merged with Murray & Young, and the newly combined company operated two warehouses on East 61st Street off Second Avenue.
The hybrid filter (HF) was newly designed and operated with powder activated carbon (PAC) injection to capture mercury and fine particulate matter in the coal power plant.
The captured node after reprogram or a newly deployed node operated by the adversary can make use of the stored security material to gain access to the networks and hence launch attacks on the network.
Inside the offices of a newly built power plant operated by the plastics company Mitsui Chemicals, the AC is blasting.
