However, if the initial trauma was insufficient to cause a dislocation, the thought is that the strength used to test the thumb clinically is not enough to cause one [12].
Nevertheless, the treatment in our case caused a dislocation of the stone between treatments and resulted a distal gallstone ileus.
In the face of such adverse publicity, it will be the poor women who will be the ultimate losers, causing a serious socioeconomic dislocation.
As the arm progressively abducts and externally rotates, large defects can engage and pivot the head on the anterior glenoid rim, causing a subluxation or dislocation event.
"G.M.'s problems caused a major dislocation in our village," said Mr. Zegarelli, who has served as mayor since 1999, and also served from 1979 to 1987.
Over time, efforts to balance the myth of American freedom on which they were raised, with the reality of American power that they have been called on to monitor or operate, causes a profound dislocation in their world view.
Bond forming also alters the sizes and valencies of the involved atoms and causes a collective dislocation of these atoms, which corrugate the morphology or the potential barrier of the surface.
You're going to cause a great dislocation". I asked Lereah if we could ever try a new approach -- clean the slate -- and he repeated that it's too late now to "rewrite Genesis". It would seem that any deduction that survived the biblical Flood is off limits.
Because the American carmaker's bonds were widely held in structured-credit portfolios, the downgrades caused a big dislocation in the market.Like most banks we owned a portfolio of different tranches of collateralised-debt obligations (CDOs), which are packages of asset-backed securities.
The law says that standards legally cannot cause a "massive dislocation to … or imperil the existence of … the industry". In other words, there must be some reasonable chance a firm could install the necessary engineering controls.
