Sentence examples for all ruptures from inspiring English sources
Isolated ALL ruptures are very unlikely, which lessens the clinical relevance of the low absolute values for load of failure (De Beule et al. 2014; Sonnery-Cottet et al. 2015).
Up to half of all ruptures in women with augmented breasts occur within 12 years [1].
All ruptures were caused by distal aortic type I endoleaks on the basis of attachment system fractures (first generation devices only), aortic neck dilatations, persistent primary endoleaks, migration, overlooked imaging abnormalities, refused reintervention, and poor patient selection.
Now living in his home town of Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island, he talked all this over with a friend, the local fire chief, who explained that 95% of all ruptures are 2" or smaller, so any effective device would need to be able to fit inside very small openings in order to contain the leak.
However, despite having one fifth the number of AAAs than men, women constitute approximately one-third of all ruptures and almost as many deaths as men [ 30, 31].
Such a programme will never prevent all ruptures but to optimise performance our results show that emphasis should be placed on achieving a high initial attendance rate and good adherence to clinical follow-up, preventing delays in undertaking surgery, and maintaining a low operative mortality after elective surgery.
Because a symptomatic abdominal aortic aneurysm nearly always represents rupture, these events should essentially all be ruptures and repairs (either elective or emergent).
The "queer" in his title encompasses not only Lord's earliest homosexual adventures but also the queerness of war in the old sense of its strangeness, of all the ruptures, dislocations and horrors that turn normal life inside out.
However, the failure mode of fatigue specimens under each stress level was all ruptured at the Al sheet and the fracture analysis showed that cracks firstly initiated around the hole of Al sheet.
From the Wells and Coppersmith (1994) magnitude and length relationship for all rupture types, the expected magnitude of earthquake is calculated to be around Mw 7.9 8.0 confuting the possibility of Mw 9.0 in the Himalaya.
Since these eight Nantou events all ruptured on the buried faults within a small region, it is reasonable to agree with the suggestion of Wen et al. (2014) that the high stress drop of these eight Nantou events might be related to an immature buried fault.
