Sentence examples for articular areas from inspiring English sources

In most waterbirds, the articular areas of the medial and proximal cotyles of the tarsometatarsus are approximately the same size.

Synovitis was more commonly found in the 1st MCP joints of patients with pSS than in controls (53 versus 6%; P = 0.006), although this was similar in all the other articular areas scanned.

Moreover, our model used an articular defect instead of intercalary defects, as in the previously mentioned studies, to describe the regenerative process in a more complex defect as in the osteocondral surface of the TMJ and to account for all potential orthopedic scenarios using scaffolds in articular areas.

Traction consists of 3 stages: relaxation (abolition of forces acting on joint), tension (remotion of the articular area) and stretch (increase in remotion of articular area) [48, 49].

In case of detachment of the glenosphere due to bone loosening, SMR system permits substitution of the head with a CTA head, which has a larger articular area that allows the head to fit into a socket formed by the glenoid and the acromion.

Characteristic of the wing base is also a small lobe on the anterior margin of the articular area proximal to the humeral plate, which, in the forewing of some insects, is developed into a large, flat, scale-like flap, the tegula, overlapping the base of the wing.

This compared well with previous allometric calculations of the distal articular area (A) of the felid femur, which showed M ∝ A1.31 (Table 1), and because M ∝ l3.20, A ∝ l2.44 and distal articular 'radius' ∝ l1.22.

It moved abruptly to the middle part of the articular area when it was without flexion.

The mandibular HA condyles and the surrounding bone tissue of the ramus with adjacent connective tissue (in the articular area) were harvested as a single block.

Despite this limitation, wear depths appeared to be indistinguishable from manufacturing variation, in that there was no measurable wear over the intended articular area of the trunnions.

In this study, the term "trunnion" refers to the intended articular area of the femoral stem (i.e., the "male" component of the modular junction).