Sentence examples for partial detachment from inspiring English sources

He stresses, for instance, the way Baker and his allies trashed hand recounts, misrepresenting the fact that the Texas law Gov. George W. Bush signed allowed all the things Baker was attacking in Florida -- establishing the intent of the voter from partial detachment of a chad, from light visible through a chad or from indentation (the notorious "dimpling") of a chad.

In artistic frescoes, the partial detachment of plaster portions is a typical and serious problem.

Failure was in both cases due to partial detachment of the graft and degeneration of the graft area.

Reoperation was required in 2 patients; failure was caused by partial detachment of the graft in both cases.

To report the entity of partial detachment and folding of subfoveal choroidal neovascularization (CNV) in age-related macular degeneration (ARMD).

In partial detachment, a linear echogenic membrane can be seen, usually extending to the optic nerve head, but not across it.

Avulsions are (partial) detachments of the pubovisceral muscle from their insertion on the pubis.

b B-scan ultrasonography reveals vitreous opacities (asterisk) and partial retinal detachment with subretinal fluid (arrow).

As there was no view of the posterior segment in the left eye, B-scan ultrasonography was performed, which showed vitreous opacities and partial retinal detachment with subretinal fluid (Fig. 1b).

The successful delivery of vector was confirmed by partial retinal detachment.

RNAi silencing of the dynein-regulatory complex protein trypanin leads to aberrant motility and partial flagellum detachment but basal body migration has not been investigated [29].