patch someone/something up

Examples of patched

patched

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In both the later cases the pulmonary valve annulus was not patched and the gradient appears to be at this level.
It is found that the two series can be patched together reasonably well, though that about the saddle point seems to be asymptotic.
Lateral eyes that were not patched were exposed to ambient light.
The dark oval over the eye indicates the eye was patched and deprived of light.
Eyes were patched and their optic nerves cut at least 7 days before the eyes were dissected from the animals.
Anisopotentiality of a patched cell becomes apparent if the current waveform in response to a small voltage step deviates from a single exponential function.
Experimental eyes were either patched or exposed to ambient light for the 7 days prior to the experiment.
The perforated leaflet in the remaining patient was patched with autologous pericardium.
Everything at hand is used to show that subjects and objects should be reconciled, patched up, overtaken, aufhebunged.
The remains had been buried in the construction fill through holes cut into the floor, which were then patched with plaster.
Nevertheless, we remain convinced that his theorem is true, and that the proof can be patched.
The patch is itself a rule and so may be patched recursively.
Although these were easily patched up at the time, they would soon grow.
Therefore, it could be argued that the patched experimental eye in some way received indirect information about environment light.
The stimulus was viewed monocularly (the fellow eye was patched).
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