Sentence examples for suitable for filling from inspiring English sources

Because of the low heat input, this mode is suitable for filling gaps.

It has insulation properties, including heat insulation and flame retardant properties, suitable for filling at different locations in an underground coal mine.

The derived osteochondral plugs may be suitable for filling deep (>8-10 mm) and/or large osteochondral defects in cases that sandwich strategy (combined autologous chondrocyte implantation and subchondral bone restoration procedure) is not possible (Peterson 2003).

Their characterization was performed in order to identify the semisolid system with rheological behaviour suitable for filling in hard HPMC capsules and fast dispersibility in acidic and alkaline aqueous media with formation of oil-in-water microemulsions.

This safe and osteoconductive HA paste appears suitable for filling bone defects and bone cavities, showing resorption and a rapid osseous integration.

But they are not suitable for filling gaps in the scaffolds obtained via optical map because the gaps are often dozens of Kb in size and can be more than a hundred Kb long.

Although the exemplar method has the advantage of recovering the structure, this priority order is not suitable for hole filling in the view synthesis context, since holes should be filled only from the background texture.

The results of scanning electron microscopy and histological examination showed that this composite offers a variety of advantages in tissue engineering, such as excellent mechanical strength and biocompatibility, and is very suitable as a biomaterial for filling irregular maxillofacial defects.

Chemically treated by the cross-linking process, hyaluronic acid turns more pseudoplastic and suitable for dermal filling, 8 although it does not conceptually present specific characteristics to that.

In addition, the spherical shape of ceramic particles are considered to be more suitable for bone defect filling applications due to their packing and predictable flow characteristics during injection, compared to irregular shaped micro-particles (Bohner et al. 2013).

For such holes, a suitable occlusion filling approach will produce good estimate.