Sentence examples for by a compression of from inspiring English sources

Clennell was found naked but not sexually assaulted and a post mortem reported that she had been killed by a compression of her throat.

This can be explained by a compression of the heart into the cardiac fossa due to the transmission of high TPPs [ 21, 22].

As originally proposed by Fries, conceptualizing morbidity solely through associated functional limitation/disability (FL/D) remains the most widely accepted metric to assess whether increases in longevity have been accompanied by a compression of morbidity.

An intrinsic mass in the optic nerves and/or chiasm was excluded by MRI, as was a compression of those structures by a possible recurrence of the tumor.

The aim of this study was to verify whether patients affected by intestinal obstruction undergo a compression of IVC similar to that observed in simulated IAH and if such a compression affects parts of IVC other than the confluence of renal veins.

The relatively low pressures of less than 2200 N/m even by Magnet 5 will therefore cause a compression of 0.15 mm or less.

It is uncertain if this IBP increase between supine and HOB30 is a true pressure increase throughout the entire abdomen or represents a pressure gradient within the abdomen caused by a hydrostatic fluid column or a compression of abdominal organs with a subsequent compression on the bladder or even a localized pressure difference [ 10].

Kappa coefficients unless where indicated * Spearman rank correlation coefficient Fractures of the distal radius in children are commonly grouped into four categories [ 13- 21]: Buckle (torus) fractures are characterized by a compression failure of bone without disruption of the cortex on the tension side of the bone [ 14].

Then, the similarity of two networks was measured by a compression ratio of the concatenated networks.

Softening behavior was observed by a compression test of the material.

In this variable light-dark condition, wild-type mice exhibited a gradual adaptation manifested by a continuing compression of their α activity.