Sentence examples for switch repair from inspiring English sources

The automaker said that if an owner should "detect a melting, burning smell or flame occurring, the customer will have time to stop activating the switch and seek switch repair".

The clinical significance of these findings suggests that pulmonary artery banding may be effective as an isolated treatment for tricuspid regurgitation in patients with D-TGA after atrial switch repair and ccTGA [17].

Other rare vascular rings include a right aortic arch with a right ligamentum and absent left pulmonary artery [43], situs inversus with a left arch, aberrant right subclavian artery and right ligamentum [7] and compression by the pulmonary artery following arterial switch repair [41].

7 Other reasons for the smaller benefit of CRT in a systemic RV may lie in the different right ventricular architecture and decreased myocardial perfusion reserve as described in patients after atrial switch repair.

In this strategy, once one of the subnets has been infected, it will switch to repair model.

The method allows the system to dynamically switch between repair heuristic actions, each of which operates with respect to a particular local view of the problem and offers selective repair advantages.

Checkpoint-arrested cells are known to switch on repair mechanisms, which potentially generate mutations.

Resection also prevents NHEJ, thus acting as a switch between repair pathways (Frank-Vaillant and Marcand, 2002; Daley and Wilson, 2005).

Moreover, the observation of a strong decrease in the CD27+ B-cell count, abnormal switch junction repair (with preferential use of microhomology), and particularly elevated radio-sensitivity in fibroblasts and EBV B-cell lines argues strongly in favor of a DNA repair deficiency [ 78].

Learning how to manipulate or reprogramme the inflammatory response so it is most effective at staving off infection, and then able to switch to repair mode, and finally to resolve in a timely fashion to avoid the chronic inflammatory phenotype so common in persistent chronic wounds, would provide superb therapeutic tools.

Learning how to manipulate or to programme the inflammatory response so that it is most effective at staving off infection and then able to switch to repair mode, and finally then resolve in a timely fashion to avoid the chronic inflammatory phenotype common to chronic wounds, would be an important advance.