Sentence examples for abnormal stability from inspiring English sources

The global stability rate indicates higher efficacy of autograft, with 72% normal stability (versus 59% registered in the allograft group) and 5.3% abnormal stability (versus 14% registered in the allograft group).

The abnormal stability of these Au nanoparticles is still under investigation.

Moreover, the rapid turnover is shown to be dependent on neuronal activity [ 28], suggesting that abnormal miRNA stability might take part in pathophysiology.

Several studies have demonstrated abnormal knee rotational stability after ACL injury, and that ACL reconstruction typically cannot recreate normal rotational stability [11].

Interestingly, this design principle of the system is similar to the operational principle of a safety interlock device in engineering systems, which prevents a system from abnormal operation unless stability is guaranteed.

In the first pathway by improving knee joint stability, abnormal loading and harmful forces generated during walking may be reduced; helping to protect and prevent further cartilage degeneration [ 3, 30].

68 Moreover, Notch-1 or Notch-4 mediate cyclic strain-induced angiogenesis and Ang1/Tie2 signalling, 69 Consistent with the dysfunctional vascular morphology observed in inflamed joints, differential interactions of Notch with specific ligands has been shown to result in abnormal vessel branching, stability and morphology.

My results suggested that the prominent behavioral inflexibility in autism spectrum disorders could arise from an abnormal imbalance between synaptic stability and plasticity in the brain.

Each potential fault or abnormal event may influence stability and safety of the cryogenic system, thereby disturbing the fusion experiment.

Systems in which normal status hydraulic stability and abnormal status available demand could be maximally secured if configured through the optimal design.

There, Red Eagle studied the toxicity and stability of abnormal forms of a protein called transthyretin, which can cause heart failure and neurodegenerative disorders.