Sentence examples for able to bear weight from inspiring English sources

Kittles will not be able to bear weight on his leg for an extended period before undergoing arduous rehabilitation.

Grade III (severe) — The ligaments are completely torn, so the foot may be unstable and no longer able to bear weight.

Webster says he's confident that his material, which has so far only been tested in a laboratory, will be able to bear weight like bone.

The novel feature of the model is that it manages to couple together a hindered settling zone (higher up in the thickener, where the flocs are separated from one another, and the suspension cannot bear weight) and a gelled suspension zone (lower down in the thickener, where the flocs are packed together, and the suspension is able to bear weight).

In addition, each patient needed to be able to bear weight on the limb for the frame to be removed.

All patients were able to bear weight on the operated extremity throughout the duration of follow-up.

By this time, V1- and V2b-IN-ablated mice had regained partial control of their hindlimbs (see 'Discussion') and were able to use them to bear weight.

The treated goat was able to walk using all four limbs after 5 weeks, while the control was unwilling to bear weight on the fixed leg.

The closer the BWDSI is to the value of zero, the more symmetrical the bilateral weight distribution over two lower limbs is, indicating that both lower limbs are able to bear body weight equally: (1) BWDSI = Load UO − Load O Load UO + Load O ∗ 100.

She wasn't able to bear any weight and had a nasty pressure sore on her sacrum from permanently sitting in an armchair.

A total of 15,000 pieces must be used, and to add to the sense of jeopardy it must also be able to bear the weight of a passenger, Oz Clarke.