Sentence examples for associated with rupture from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: High MMP-9 activity in the AAA wall is associated with rupture.

The current transients, associated with rupture and repair of the passive film, were influenced by the indentation conditions.

Such intraperitoneal haematomas are more commonly associated with rupture of the anterior or anterolateral aortic aneurysm wall [23] (Fig. 11).

Theory is developed on the basis of an energy criterion which balances the turbulent kinetic energy against the energy expenditure associated with rupture.

While the thunderclap headache associated with rupture of saccular intracranial aneurysm (SIA) is well known (ICHD-2) [1 5], it is much less certain if an unruptured SIA can cause headache.

Namely, it was found that plaques with either ulcerations or simply irregular surfaces, based on DSA, were associated with rupture of the plaque's fibrous cap, intraplaque haemorrhage, a large lipid core and less fibrous tissue [49].

Ang-2 has also been associated with rupture-prone atherosclerotic plaques in humans, suggesting a role for Ang-2 in plaque stability.

Because studies have shown that CD40 (a receptor present on macrophage and antigen-presenting cells) and its ligand CD40L (found on T lymphocytes) are associated with rupture-prone atherosclerotic plaques, an increase in lymphocyte numbers is of particular significance (Lutgens and Daemen 2002).

The solution illustrates trade-offs between elastic modulus, strength and dissipated work that are a result of transitions between various failure mechanisms associated with brick rupture and rupture of the interfaces.

Periprosthetic hyperdensity (Fig. 16) is significantly associated with extracapsular rupture (p ≤ 0.05) and inhomogeneous, reduced radiopacity seems to indicate rupture, without discriminating the type of rupture (p ≤ 0.05) [16].

Although amoxicillin was associated with tendon rupture and aortic aneurysm, the magnitude of this association was significantly more modest compared to fluoroquinolones; the 95% CIs were non-overlapping (table 2).