Sentence examples for chronic overload from inspiring English sources

The England international, however, has been informed there is no immediate cure to a problem that Liverpool believe arose from a chronic overload on the heel over several years.

Fracture of abutments or abutment screws can be contributed to acute trauma, chronic overload, production flaws, or errors in screw-nut design.

Although most musculoskeletal problems in swimming are overuse injuries due to chronic overload, there are several acute types of injury that can occur in swimmers.

The causes of attrition are unknown, but remodeling processes due to chronic overload that are reflected as bone marrow edema-like lesions (BMLs) on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) might predispose the subchondral bone to subsequent attrition.

And in another case, they concluded that gross UCL injury accompanying partial TT tear was resulted from chronic overload since there was a partially intact triceps combined with the anconeous muscle, the force vector of the whole elbow extensor is displaced laterally and acts as a valgus stress.

The chronic overload on the myocardium is associated with the development of heart dilation and contraction impairment [ 11].

According to the study, more than 25,000 passengers that commute annually on Bangladesh's rivers are at risk due to chronic overloading, faulty vessels, unskilled crew members, and a variety of other factors.

Degenerative tendinopathy is more common in older athletes due to chronic overloading.

These findings confirm related work that queries the sustainability of home care delivery systems, which rely on the chronic overloading of numerous caregivers and providers [ 8– 10, 41].

The stress may be from acute trauma, chronic overloading from sporting activities, infection or metabolic conditions affecting the physical integrity or vascularity of the physis, leading to changes in alignment, growth and remodelling.

Consistent with this hypothesis, a transient immune response triggered by DNA damage infliction or short-term exposure with immunogenic B. subtilis leads to efficient activation of protein turnover, while sustained feeding on B. subtilis evokes a strong protein accumulation indicative of chronic overloading of the protein degradation machinery.