Sentence examples for assessment of alignment from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the 12-month radiographs will be used as the definitive radiographic assessment of alignment 2 and to assess if there are long-term complications, including non-union (failure to show bridging callus on three of four cortices on orthogonal radiographs) and arthritis of the ankle joint (joint space narrowing with osteophyte formation and peri-articular sclerosis).

Therefore, the registration process implemented in our study required assessment of alignment both within and between sensor stimuli.

Radiographic analysis consisted of assessment of alignment using the methods described by Paley and Tetsworth [7] and the Insall Salvati ratio [8].

Besides, manual assessment of alignment for all transcripts with their blastx hits against protein NR databases at NCBI was also performed.

Plain radiographs are in widespread use for assessment of alignment and the distraction gap but are unable to detect bone formation in the early stages of distraction osteogenesis and do not quantify accurately the structural properties of the regenerate.

Although the IOM report on NIH funding recommended ongoing assessment of alignment of NIH funding with disease burden, it also recognized other important criteria for setting funding priorities [4].

As opposed to the works mentioned above, our evaluation of algorithmic alignment methods was based not on the assessment of the alignment results for a few selected positions, but on the comparison of algorithmic alignments with the GS alignment as a whole over the total length of the sequences (see [ 14- 16]).

Coronal alignment of the lower limb is a major determinants of successful total knee arthroplasty (TKA) [ 1– 3], and mechanical limb alignment is considered the gold standard in the assessment of coronal alignment after TKA [ 4– 7].

It is useful in overall assessment of bone alignment, length and width of regenerate bone but cannot detect the potential complications of failure of early distraction gap consolidation or delay in regenerate bone formation [16].

Radiographs were inconclusive, CT allows for fast and accurate assessment of bone alignment at the endpoints of flexion and extension Open image in new window Fig. 2 a c An 11-year-old girl with torticollis since a trampolining accident.

This is particularly useful in complex fracture patterns when intraoperative restoration of the mechanical axis of the tibia is difficult, especially when the fracture extends very distal into the tibial shaft, because assessment of tibial alignment through C-arm imaging is limited by the restricted field of view.