Sentence examples for combination of joints from inspiring English sources

The optimal combination of joints and tendons to be assessed by US should be further explored to make a valid, reliable and feasible score.

Additional file 1 Flow chart illustrating exemplarily the identification of a combination of joints for the bilateral psoriatic arthritis score (PsASon22) that is sensitive for the detection of power Doppler (PD) signals among small joints.

The optimal combination of joints and tendons for a valid, reliable and feasible US measurement should be further explored to define a US score for follow-up of RA patients on biological treatment.

In the search for an optimal combination of joints and tendons for US scoring of RA patients, this scoring system should also be explored for its sensitivity to evaluate US remission in RA patients.

Currently there is no universally accepted combination of joints that should be included in the ultrasound assessment of RA patients in remission [ 20], and therefore we followed the recommendations of Filer and colleagues [ 21] that suggest at least the wrist and MCP joints of the dominant hand should be assessed.

The actuator torque input to the joints is, thus, transformed into a combination of joint motion and energy that is dissipated by the fluid [4].

The Air Force says that a combination of Joint-STARS, AWACs (Airborne Warning And Control System), airborne radars and unmanned Predator drones can pick up almost anything that moves.

The Air Force says that a combination of Joint-STARS, AWACS (Airborne Warning And Control System), airborne radars and unmanned Predator drones can pick up most anything that moves.

Each of them represents a combination of joint probabilities and of additive probabilities of disjoint events, modified near the zone of failed links by the stress redistributions caused by previously failed links.

This case illustrates a rare combination of joint dislocation (elbow), bony fractures (radius, ulnar shaft and coronoid process), nerve injury (deep branch of radial nerve palsy) and ligamentous disruption (medial collateral ligament).

Early OA is clinically defined as the combination of joint pain, minor radiographic changes, but also presence of cartilage or subchondral bone lesions as seen by arthroscopy or magnetic resonance imaging (Luyten et al. 2012, Madry et al. 2016).