Sentence examples for persistent fixation from inspiring English sources

In contrast, nitrogen fixation occurs within the persistent fixation thread in those Chamaecrista species that contain this structure.

Naisbitt et al. [46] describe thick-walled, persistent fixation threads (the tree species C. ensiformis); thin-walled threads (the perennial shrub C. desvauxii); and transient threads that release bacteria into the cytoplasm (C. fasciculata and 10 other species sampled, including perennial and annual shrubs and herbs).

Thus, ulnar variance rather than absolute distance between the DRUJ and the fracture is the most reliable predictor of post-fixation persistent DRUJ instability.

Van Noort et al. [12] reported that only two of seven patients had a corresponding indirect scapular reduction with only clavicular fixation, and persistent caudal displacement of the glenoid was observed in the other five patients.

Rad51 and modificated by SUMO histone variant H2AZ are required for the fixation of persistent DSBs to nuclear periphery (Kalocsay et al. 2009).

Rettig et al. [4] described the distance from the RCJ to the fracture as the predictor of persistent DRUJ instability following fracture fixation.

In a recent study by Korompilias et al. [5], 40 out of 95 patients with radial shaft fractures were found to have persistent DRUJ instability following internal fixation of the radius.

Our study demonstrates ulnar variance greater or less than 2 mm in the presence of an isolated radial shaft fracture is 79%% predictive of persistent DRUJ instability following fracture fixation.

Twenty patients had persistent DRUJ incongruence/instability following fracture fixation.

This suturing device has been used successfully for the closure of persistent gastrocutaneous fistulae [ 81– 86], fixation of esophageal stents, suturing of ulcers, and other indications.

A persistent concern of using chemical fixation has also been the discrepancy between what electron microscopy sees and physiological experiments measure, particularly in terms of extracellular space.