Sentence examples for repeated plastic from inspiring English sources
And his skin began to grow lighter, a phenomenon attributed to a medical condition, though repeated plastic surgery drew much notice.
Fatigue failures are generally the result of repeated plastic cyclic microstrains leading ultimately to the initiation and propagation of cracks.
However, for patients with non-shuntable veins or blocked shunts, repeated plastic stent exchanges are the only option though there are reports of the use of biliary self-expandable metal stents in this situation.
Rip Millar, Clay's former drug dealer, now controls his own cartel and has become disfigured through repeated plastic surgeries.
Arjun's character in the film was reported to be severely injured in a fight and was to be presented as Charan after repeated plastic surgeries to his face.
Sufferers mistakenly believe an aspect of their appearance is deformed, which can drive them to undergo repeat plastic surgery procedures and, in some cases, even attempt suicide.
The specialty drinks, priced at $14 and served in (am I repeating myself?) plastic cups are fine: a martini made with Svedka vodka; a rosewater cocktail made with cachaca, rosewater essence, sparkling water, sugar, lemon juice and topped with yellow rose petals; and an iced black tea made with Jim Beam bourbon, simple syrup and cardamom pods.
Recent experience suggests that treating biliary strictures in PCC on the lines of postoperative benign biliary strictures with balloon dilatation and repeated exchanges of plastic stent bundles may be effective therapy.
Plastic is made of several synthetic compounds, like Bisphenol A, which can seep into food and drink over time after repeated washing of plastic containers, exposure to heat from microwaves, and even during storage.
At the Ikea store in Brooklyn the other day, he gladly forked over $1.18 for two of the store's big blue bags, made of durable plastic for repeated use.
Limb salvage requires a multidisciplinary approach including repeated surgeries from orthopaedic, plastic and vascular surgeons, with long hospitalization and recovery periods adding to high costs [4, 6].
