Sentence examples for patches required from inspiring English sources

The transmural mattress sutures incorporating ventriculotomy patches required minimal bites toward the posteromedial papillary muscle and mitral annulus, thereby preserving the mitral valve function.

More importantly, we found that occupancy was related to critical thresholds in composition: patches required ≥73% old-growth forest cover or a minimum total area of 73 ha of old-growth forest to be occupied by flying squirrels.

Useful patches required minimal seal resistance of 1.1 GΩ.

In contrast, cell-attached and inside-out patches required similar pressures for activation with positive pressure (cell-attached: P50 = +19.3 ± 1.2 mmHg; N=12; inside-out: P50 = +26.7 ± 4.2 mmHg; N=7; P>0.05).

First, the number of yam patches required for an annual molongo was estimated assuming a group of 50 people (the average size of a Baka settlement) (Sato 1992; Tsuru 1998).

Similarly, for inside-out patches, the distribution was also well-described by a Boltzmann function; however, patches required slightly more tension for activation (T50 = 4.7 ± 0.3 mN/m; N = 10; P<0.001 vs cell-attached) and had a shallower slope factor (k = 1.2 ± 0.1; P<0.001 vs. cell-attached).

Landscape pattern in high-severity patches also had the greatest variability of metric values, suggesting that high-severity fire patches require a spatially mediated management response to fire.

The study of the effect of habitat fragmentation on species that inhabit residual patches requires the investigation of the relationship existing between species distribution and landscape components.

In our technique, the transmural mattress sutures incorporating both ventriculotomy patches require minimal bites toward the mitral valve annulus and the posteromedial papillary muscle, thereby preserving the mitral valve function.

Calculating permittivity for the patches requires knowing the signal power when they reflect.

In the second experiment, we released these zebra finches in mixed-sex and mixed-foraging technique flocks into aviaries in which each side contained only foraging patches requiring one of the two foraging techniques to exploit, thus simulating different 'microhabitats' within the aviary.