Sentence examples for a condition that deforms from inspiring English sources

Arthrogryposis, a condition that deforms the joints, has also been linked to the virus. .

The water level rise, however, may also be because of winds deforming the ocean surface and pushing up a mass of water, a condition that Grace could spot.

A spinal injury that deforms vertebrae can also lead to scoliosis.

We need to fix an insurance system that deforms medical practice and punishes appropriate care of suffering patients.

Isua rocks are metamorphic - they formed from sedimentary rocks that have been subjected to intense heat and pressure - conditions that typically deform the rocks.

Ms. Tullis was the mother of Roy L. Dennis, who was born with a disease that deformed his face and skull.

"She not only played with matches, but she also chose a violence that deformed her own humanity".

Experimental studies have show that mushroom primordia that are too wet become deformed, while conditions that are too dry cause the caps to warp and break because the delicate gelatinous membrane covering them is broken.

These fleshpoints are usually vertices of a mesh that deforms according to articulation.

Annealed samples originally deformed to 0.15 yielded annealing twin length fractions as high as 59% when compared a sample deformed to the 0.5 strain limit under equivalent thermal-mechanical conditions that resulted in a twin length fraction of 50%.

That creates a chain-reaction that deforms much of the prion protein in an individual.