Sentence examples for ability of closed from inspiring English sources

Bartosh and Saldana found that when traction is applied across the wrist, the palmar radiocarpal ligaments, which are short and tough, tighten first and then pull on the distal fragment before the thinner dorsal radiocarpal ligaments exert any traction, thus limiting the ability of closed reduction techniques to restore the normal palmar RT [ 16, 28].

However, the disjointed nature of Celtic's performance and their lack of ability to close the game down after being reduced to 10 men must be a concern.

I was encouraged to read it by a kindly English teacher and woke up to the ability of close textual analysis to enhance the joy of poetry.

We were chosen because of the ability to close all-cash and close quickly.

What sets the Fox apart from the hounds is its ability to close all of the pages already open when private browsing is started, restoring them once Private Browsing is switched off.

Despite the early hole, Louisville always seemed assured of its ability to close the gap.

Drowned in Sound's Jazz Monroe said that it may ultimately be Flying Lotus' best album because of his ability to "close the schism between the true avant-garde and the leftfield mainstream".

Fourth, evaluation of the ability to close the lips may be inaccurate; often it is difficult to elucidate the root cause of this inability, which may include impairment of oral muscles and/or respiratory difficulty caused by acute phases of geriatric diseases.

Of 1,079 patients, the oral conditions of 262 elderly patients (male/female: 101/161, average age: male, 83.2±6.6 years, female, 85.9±6.0 years) were evaluated by inspection and palpation, including stability of the posterior occlusion, ability to close the lips, tongue movement, absence of teeth, and presence of mobile teeth.

There were no significant differences between BMI and other oral factors such as the ability to close the lips, absence of teeth or presence of mobile teeth.

While there was no correlation between BMI and either age or sex, we found that there was a significant difference in BMI in patients with a stable posterior occlusion and functional tongue movement, but no difference when looking at the ability to close the lips, loss of teeth or presence of mobile teeth.