Sentence examples for practice of fixation from inspiring English sources

Procedurally, although the practice of fixation of tumour specimens is standardised, the observation that samples processed from one anatomical pathology laboratory (AP7) had a significantly higher rate of sequencing artefacts and fragmentation indicates that fixation processes may not actually be uniform between different laboratories.

As indicated earlier, these comparisons were selected to provide behavioural controls for the PA task that reflect common fMRI practice (to fixation), were previously shown to change activity in a large proportion of neurons (to ID) and the combination (PA fixation compared with ID fixation).

This series supports the practice of conversion of external fixation to internal fixation with the majority of patients attaining good results.

Remarkably, the AAOS statistical staff is not able to make public any estimates of fixation practice in the United States (personal communication with Kristin Hitchcock, Medical Librarian, 11/7/08).

It has been our practice, regardless of the type of fixation to break down the impaction and set the fracture as one would any broken bone.

This article reports an overview of the fundamental aspects of the fixation techniques, their clinical advantages and disadvantages, associated clinical concerns and recent trends of fixation in clinical practice.

FFPE is the most widely used standard of practice for tissue fixation for the purpose of diagnostic histology and long-term storage.

This could reflect differences in husbandry practices (colony size) resulting in different rates of fixation.

The overall conclusion is that it is fair to practice surgical fixation before the onset of neurological signs and symptoms in patients with significant AAS.

Fractures of the distal radius are among the most common injuries treated in hand surgery practice, and distal radius locking plates have become an increasingly popular method of fixation.

Except in a very select number of cases of early revision for failure of fixation where conditions are still optimum for unicompartmental arthroplasty, it is generally accepted practice to revise a failed UKA to a TKA (McAuley et al. 2001).