Sentence examples for stems in this from inspiring English sources
You can whip up the simplest of side dishes by cooking the stems in this way, then, a few minutes before serving, stirring in the shredded leaves and letting them wilt down.
A shape mismatch between cementless stems and the femoral canal of very elderly patients could partly explain the inferior performance of cementless compared to cemented stems in this age group.
Because we could not differentiate between the ortets and their vegetatively propagated ramets in our study clones, we call all of them "stems" in this paper.
Son et al. [ 30] described an athb12 mutant exhibiting longer stems compared with WT while in this study stems in this mutant did not differ from WT.
Surprisingly, stems in this species accounted for a much larger fraction of biomass than in three shrubby Hydrangea species growing at the same site, whereas leaf mass fractions were not different between the growth forms (Kaneko and Homma, 2006).
The Swedish (Garellik et al. 2009) and Australian (Graves 2009) hip registries have reported an increased rate of periprosthetic fracture for uncemented stems in this patient group, but no such fractures were observed in our study, although four-fifths of the stems migrated for up to 3 months.
In contrary to previous in vivo studies suggesting biocompatibility, osteoconductivity and capability to bond to bone, Polyactive® 1000PEO70PBT30 stem in this setting caused massive osteolytic lesions and foreign-body reactions.
We found a high incidence of early PPF associated with the CPT stem in this old and frail patient group.
The distortion of the femoral morphology was the indication for using the custom stem in this study.
However, the femoral stem in this study obtained excellent results both medially and laterally, which would prevent stress shielding from occurring and prolong the lifespan of the implant.
Subsidence and retroversion of the Spectron EF stem in this study might be interpreted as being slightly higher than in other studies of the same stem (Digas et al. 2005, Olofsson et al. 2006).
