A set of three CFTs was simulated for each target without violating critical structures.
Based on preoperative planning in CT scans, the robot is navigated to perform the drilling without violating critical structures like the facial nerve and the chorda tympani until reaching the stop point located on the endosteum.
Based on 20 conventional CT scans of the temporal bone, it was possible to calculate and visualize for each patient a set of three alternative CFTs to the RW, internal auditory canal, and petrous apex (i.e., 9 CFTs per patient) without violating critical structures.
Hence, there is a need to develop a therapeutic approach that would (i) increase the sensitivity of the microorganism to already established methods (e.g., antibiotic therapies) by violating the structure of the biofilm or disturbing the communication between a population of microorganisms in the biofilm or (ii) combine several modes of microbicidal action to achieve a synergistic effect.
Thus, before invoking the EPD constraints specified here, it is imperative that other spatial constraints that are rarely violated in structures are checked.
Activists believe the demolition was part of a wider crackdown on Protestant Christians, cloaked in a campaign against structures violating building codes in Zhejiang province.
A set of three collision-free trajectories could be successfully simulated to the three targets in each temporal bone model without violating critical anatomical structures.
Downstream input that is inconsistent with these presuppositions violates event structure predictions and conflicts with this prior model, producing the late posterior positivity/P600.
We then imported unique RSTs into ARB [45] along with the sequences of top GenBank and RDPII matches not already in ARB to generate a multiple sequence alignment used to pare-down tags that violated secondary structure in the V6 stem.
How can the authors justify removal of the restraint for L67, simply because it is violated in structure calculations for non-native dimer 1?
In fact, rights-violating structures or patterns of behaviour are excellent examples of Hayekian spontaneous orders—of phenomena that are the product of human action, but not of human design.
