"reparation process" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to the steps or procedures involved in making amends or fixing something that has been damaged or wronged. Example: "The company's reparation process for their faulty products involves issuing refunds to customers and improving their quality control measures."
Traditional carpets have a separate reparation process, but on tufted carpets, missing pile, the most common fault, is stitched in by a portable "gun" operating a reciprocating needle.
Therefore, the solutions that would be able to enhance stability and bone reparation process by using nailing or plating have been under investigation [6, 10].
Additionally, a sample of a floating layer was directly collected during the reparation process of the broken paddle in R2 in month 5 (Figure 2b).
By showing the design idea and reparation process, participants (users) were given an opportunity to evaluate the history of the product, the change as a result of the experiments, and also the new redesigned furniture.
This observation could be explained by the fact that FFPE samples undergo a reparation process in which cohesive ends are repaired and then ligated one to another.
Meniscus reparation process is determined by its tissue characteristics such as its abundant extracellular matrix (between 60 and 70% of tissue weight) where cells, namely, fibrochondrocytes, fibroblasts, and cells of the surface area, are dispersed.
Mechanical stress is a factor that is thought to play an essential role in tissue generation and reparation processes.
For example, the molecular apparatus of germinal cells could recognize a phase immediately after a colonization speciation on the basis of decreased heterozygosity, and could generate new genetic polymorphism by suppressing some reparation processes.
However, the genetic theories of punctuational evolution discussed in the present paper expect the same rate of mutation and reparation processes during frozen and plastic phases of existence of a species.
Author's response: Probably, there are some theories of punctuational evolution based on different rate of mutations or different stringency of reparation processes during evolutionary stasis and during phase of accelerated evolution.
However, many of these reparation processes show parallels with cancerogenesis [ 28- 30]; while proteinases, their inhibitors, cyto-/chemokines and growth factors are essential for wound healing and tissue repair, they also play central roles in cancer progression.
