Sentence examples for change in the cup from inspiring English sources

Cup loosening was defined as a change in the cup angle of > 3°, migration of > 5 mm (Hodgkinson et al. 1988), or a complete radiolucent line of > 1 mm in the three zones of DeLee and Charnley (1976).

There will be no change in the World Cup".

But, as if to illustrate to the rookie how quickly things can change in the Ryder Cup cauldron, the match almost turned round within two holes.

But will the man himself be around for what may be a seismic change in the next World Cup?

"We are confident the FA has played a significant role as a catalyst for change in the way World Cup hosts will be selected in the future," he said in a statement released after the vote had been taken .

So, the possible local ionic changes in the DC cup area near the OHC basal pole cannot evoke the significant electric changes in OHCs.

Clean your brush in between the color changes in the water cup and dab it dry on the paper towel.

b Appearance of a complete radiolucent line and a slight change in the position of the cup at four years (the patient used a cane and related mild groin pain) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Graph showing the Kaplan Meier cumulative probability that radiological cup loosening was not seen for the implants included in the follow-up study.

Many believe that in the early 1980's, Conner, who will represent New York in 2003, changed the cup in mighty ways by introducing commercial sponsors and a new level of professionalism.

The N and R were his stage, where he could be found most mornings singing his two-song repertoire, "Mary Don't You Weep," and "If We Ever Did Need the Lord Before (We Sure Do Need Him Now)" to the accompaniment of the change in his cup.

Teams may change players in the Capital One Cup but in the FA Cup every team plays seriously.