Sentence examples for reconstructive efforts from inspiring English sources
However, the potentially deleterious impact of radiotherapy on reconstructive efforts continues to be the subject of intense debate.
Any other reconstructive efforts for the extremities are not justified in the acute stages.
Borderline patients that stabilize after resuscitation can undergo early total care (ETC)., but reconstructive efforts may be complicated by potential deterioration.
Disappointed by the Catholic Church's conservatism and political failures in the reconstructive efforts after the war, Scheler became increasingly critical of religious institutions and dogmas.
This change of emphasis was motivated in part by his disappointment with the reconstructive efforts immediately after the war and the recognition that ideals and values are incapable on their own of instituting change.
Of these 9 patients, 5 elected to abandon reconstructive efforts after 1 unplanned return to the operating room for expander-implant removal, whereas the rest underwent at least 1 attempt at expander-implant salvage, with the overall rate of final successful reconstruction after attempt at salvage 83.3% (20 of 24 patients).
Since government investment in basic education outside the capital city was low before the war, and despite a brief window of reconstructive effort between 1999-2000, further conflict and the operational cessation of the Ministry of Education left schooling in a parlous condition.
Biomimesis is pursued by respecting the anatomy, preserving function, selecting adequate reconstructive materials, and integrating multidisciplinary efforts for complex reconstructions.
Adipose tissue and the adipogenic process has become central to an increasing number of translational efforts in addition to plastic and reconstructive surgical applications.
The most popular reconstructive methods are prosthesis and biological reconstruction.
Conventional reconstructive surgery has employed autologous, biological, and artificial materials in an effort to reestablish normal human anatomy and function, however, often trigger immunological or organ-specific complications.
