Sentence examples for stem in order to from inspiring English sources
The revision femoral stem is usually longer than the retrieved stem in order to bypass the deficient proximal defect and achieve a tighter diaphyseal fixation.
We revisited the microstructure of a commercial Nd-Fe-B sintered magnet using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and aberration corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) in order to clarify the microstructure feature that is relevant to the coercivity.
The central ideas of this kind of 2D crystallographic symmetry averaging have also been applied to scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) in order to increase the signal-to-noise ratio of Z-contrast imaging [10].
Commenting on the widespread push to encourage more students to study STEM in order to boost the economy, the report notes that "public policy to broadly stimulate the number of STEM graduates will have no direct effect on the overall economic performance of Indiana, and risk[s] suppressing the wages or increasing outmigration of future STEM graduates".
As a part of the continuation of our research on bioactivity screening of Bangladeshi medicinal plants [14 16], present study was carried out to assess the phytochemical nature, antioxidant and antibacterial profiling of PEE, CE, ME and aqueous extract (AE) of C. pallida stem in order to scientifically evaluate the claimed biological activities.
Tomato plants need to root deep into the ground, covering two-thirds of their stem, in order to grow tall without breaking when fruit begins to form.
Manufacturers and surgeons are developing shorter stems in order to preserve femoral bone stock, adapt to minimally invasive surgical approaches, reduce thigh pain and facilitate revision.
Standard word delimiters are used to split multiple text strings to words and the Porter stemming algorithm [24] reduces words to common stems in order to map different forms of one word to their common stem.
In summary, it is important to recognise this fracture pattern around secure PTC stems in order to prevent misinterpretation of the fracture as a Vancouver B1 rather than a B2, leading to failure of treatment, and to alert the surgeon that complex reconstruction will be required because of the extensive fragmentation.
During rRNA evolution, compensatory substitutions occur regularly in stems in order to maintain the counterpart-paired nucleotides.
Despite the apparent similarities in their movement among stems [ 32, 67, 68], it is important that future studies consider pollinator movement among stems in order to examine its possible effects on self-pollination rates.
