Sentence examples for decrease in hip from inspiring English sources

Those risks outweighed the drugs' benefits -- a small decrease in hip fractures and a decrease in colorectal cancer.

The study, which had been scheduled to continue until 2005, was stopped in July because scientists noticed that the women taking hormone replacement therapy were at slightly increased risk of breast cancer, heart attacks, strokes and blood clots and that those risks were larger than the drugs' benefits, a slight decrease in hip fractures and in colon cancer.

Diabetes is associated with low bone turnover, and a decreased bone biomechanical competence with increased risk of fractures despite increased bone mineral density (BMD) in type 2 diabetes, and a disproportionately increased risk of hip fractures in type 1 diabetes relative to the decrease in hip BMD.

The decrease in hip flexion and increase in hip abduction were implemented by the direction of the proximal osteotomy.

Known as the [blood] clotting vitamin, vitamin K not only helps maintain bone density but has also been linked to a 30percentt decrease in hip fractures in women who consume at least 110 micrograms per day, according to a study by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

There was, however, a 34% decrease in hip fractures and a 37% decrease in colorectal cancers.

But while there were small decreases in hip fractures and colorectal cancer, the increases in breast cancer, heart attacks, strokes, and blood clots were too unsettling.

The per-allele decreases in hip circumference among current smokers appeared more marked among women (p=0.067), but this effect was no longer apparent after adjusting for BMI (p=0.51).

While annual decreases in hip fracture incidence have been noted both in the USA (2.5%) and Canada (1.6%), there is potential for progress given the lower incidences in other countries (Cooper et al. 2011, Dhanwal et al 2011).

The greater contributor to this relationship at the hip joint was the decrease in isometric hip extension strength compared to flexion strength (R = −0.69 versus R = −0.36).

Pitto et al. reviewed the accuracy of CAS for femoral positioning in hips with abnormal anatomy and found that the accuracy of CAS decreased in hips with abnormal anatomy compared to normal hips [ 24].