Sentence examples for a laxity of from inspiring English sources

One group, the Spirituals, disrupted the order by a rigorous view of poverty; another, the Relaxati, disturbed it by a laxity of life.

In addition to femoral internal malrotation, high flexion, a slight external rotation of the tibial component increasing the amount of lateral roll back in flexion, and a laxity of the lateral ligaments alone or in combination may be potential reasons for dislocations.

"What is happening now could have happened in March if there had not been a laxity on the part of the international community," said one senior official in the planning ministry, who asked that he not be identified for what he called political reasons.

However, for a laxity factor of 1, the requests have no additional slack time to meet their deadlines.

Feinstein has long been criticized by privacy advocates for a perceived laxity of oversight of intelligence activities and deference to intelligence officials.

For example, it doesn't much matter how big your garden is; a certain laxity of approach is desirable; and town gardens are, for the most part, as good for wildlife as country ones.

It formed, in aggregate, "demonstrative evidence of a certain laxity of deportment," to quote Henry James on Daisy Miller, the not-so-innocent abroad who has been cited as Knox's literary forerunner.

Repeated abduction or adduction strain will cause a chronic laxity of the respective ligament.

It is difficult to say when a true laxity of the joint is seen, because the normal range of motion of the MCP joint differs per individual.

It is characterized by a global laxity of the joint capsule that leads to symptomatic inferior instability in addition to anterior or posterior instability or both.

Almost twice the numbers of patients in the group treated conservatively were found to have a hyperextension laxity of up to 25 degrees, but the numbers are not statistically significant.