Sentence examples for permanently corrected from inspiring English sources
These recurrences were permanently corrected by lateral transfer of the anterior tibial tendon after the application of two or three plaster casts.
In the forty-one feet permanently corrected with the first treatment the deformity tended to be less rigid, the leg muscles better developed, and the length of Denis Browne splint treatment longer than in the feet with recurrent deformities.
Finally, gene therapy offers the prospect of permanently correcting conditions arising from deficiencies in any one of several plasma proteins, freeing individuals from the need to undergo periodic treatments with exogenous proteins.
With the use of the coefficients obtained, it is then possible to use a method called back-mapping to permanently correct the centric radial distortion aberration in the biometric scanner.
What is demanded now is a major, coordinated national project to regain our economic competitiveness in strategic sectors while permanently correcting the imbalances that led to the Great Recession.
In some patients with Robin sequence, mandibular distraction can permanently correct the obstructed airway, and subsequent inconvenience and costs associated with the maintenance of the tracheotomy can be avoided [ 8, 9, 11, 12].
The refractive excimer lasers are used to permanently correct vision that would otherwise require glasses or contact lenses.
Multiple disease specific considerations have led to interest in the potential of gene therapy to permanently correct elevated intraocular pressure (IOP), the main causal risk factor for primary open angle glaucoma (POAG).
remains permanently and is not corrected by repair systems (e.g. DNA repair or the elimination of damaged organelles and proteins), then cellular senescence and/or apoptosis is occuring.
The nine failures of the anterior tibial transfer to correct permanently the varus deformity of the heel could he blamed on surgical errors.
Of note, partial liver transplantation has not corrected biochemical abnormalities or clinical manifestations permanently and should not be done.
