Sentence examples for and a rupture of from inspiring English sources

Other political leaders and press commentators have condemned the work stoppages and protests as "a mutiny" and a "rupture of the public order".

Approximately, a quarter of patients with stage four SE fractures are thought to suffer an avulsion fracture medially and a rupture of one of the components of the deltoid ligament (Fig. 5) [117].

And a rupture of this pipeline, which cuts through the most densely populated part of Canada and crosses twelve major watersheds, could result in an unprecedented catastrophe.

If the rise of blood pressure is too sudden, there is the possibility of vascular spasm and a rupture of an atherosclerotic plaque that induces a thrombus [ 39, 41- 43].

ECU problems are consequently seen more frequently in the leading wrists of professional golfers and a rupture of the tendon sheath will give rise to instability of the ECU tendon.

Abnormal birefringence was observed in keratoconus cases with advanced thinning and with a rupture of Descemet's membrane.

Warren et al [ 8]. and Cobby et al. [ 16] compared X-rays of patients with and without a rupture of the ACL. Warren et al. observed a sulcus of 1.5 mm or deeper in 2 patients out of 52 with acute rupture of the ACL and in 13 out of 101 patients with a chronic rupture of the ACL.

An increase of oxygen uptake and CO2 evolution are due to the cyclic nucleus of these amino acids and leads to a rupture of the ring system.

All 6 elbows with a Mason type-III fracture suffered associated injuries: 5 elbows had LCL injury and 1 had a rupture of the MCL.

"Foden left the field in the 12th minute at Liberty Stadium, and subsequent scans revealed a rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left leg.

This scapular fracture was similar to that of patient VL, and there was also a rupture of the AC ligaments, which caused instability.