Sentence examples for thin removed from inspiring English sources

Major problems associated with the use of a bone lid for osteoplastic surgery of the maxillary sinus, as first described by Lindorf, are the possibility of postoperative dislocation of the bony fragment into the sinus (floating bone), as well as inflammatory resorption or fracture of the very thin removed trap door fragment.

If the sauce is a little thin, remove the meat and cook it over medium-high heat on the skillet to reduce and thicken.

Figure 6 suggests that the third thinning removed most of the first tree generation implying that the treatment was in fact overstorey removal.

Since the second thinning removed more pines than spruces, the stand was gradually converted into a mixture of pines and spruces where the basal area of pine was not much higher than the basal area of spruce.

The thinning removed approximately 30% of the volume and the fertilisation was done with 225 kg/ha of N. The pre-commercial thinning in the fourth scenario was not modelled because the thinning was done too early for the fitted model to have any validity.

"If the thinner removes the existing finish, the floor has a wax coating and will require complete sanding," he said.

Forest thinning removes an amount of tree carbon which is not usually a detectable change in forest cover fraction.

If the high thinning removes 333 trees/ha, and the density of understorey is 2000 trees/ha, only 1/6 best growing understorey trees are required to take the place of the removed trees.

Third, self-thinning removes primarily lower crown classes from the stand.

Cacao seeds next have their thin coats removed from the embryonic tissue, which is then roasted, and milled into what is referred to as chocolate liquor.

The common lack of consolidation of volcaniclastic deposits means that, post-deposition, deposits are often thinned or removed by grainsize-dependent erosional processes, with anomalously thick deposits forming in topographic lows.