Sentence examples for deficient collateral from inspiring English sources

Firstly a functionally deficient collateral ligament can allow the adductor pollicis (which is found on the volar surface) to act as a deforming force in this direction, and secondly because of associated dorsal capsular tears (see Fig. 4).

The decision to use a brace in ACL-deficient knees with collateral ligament injury is the individual physician's choice.

In the remaining 53 procedures, the indication for using this prosthesis was an absent posterior cruciate ligament and a deficient medial or lateral collateral ligament but a competent extensor mechanism.

We believe that a simple linear model of RTK-MAPK-DUSP6 regulation may be deficient in not reflecting the abundance of collateral inputs to this conserved pathway (Friedman and Perrimon, 2006).

Summary results of fEPSP data elicited before and after a single tetanus (1 sec/100 Hz) showed that Schaffer Collateral-CA1 (SC-CA1) LTP was deficient only in the D36 mice (Fig. 5A).

They further demonstrated that endothelial cells, smooth muscle cells, and macrophages that are known to be involved in collateral remodeling were dysfunctional in MT gene deficient mice.

The demonstration that PMX is an excellent hPCFT transport substrate provided validation of its established clinical efficacy for malignant mesothelioma and NSCLC, and studies of cross-resistance patterns provided a rational explanation for collateral sensitivities to PMX of tumors that are deficient in hRFC.

In an anterior-cruciate ligament deficient rabbit knee model of osteoarthritis, there was reduced vascular responsiveness to acetylcholine in the medial collateral ligament vessels compared with controls, suggesting that a degree of endothelial dysfunction may also exist in osteoarthritis [ 71], although there is little evidence of this in humans to date.

Considering that AP-1-mediated pro-inflammatory responses of SMCs are rate-limiting for arteriogenesis (Demicheva et al, 2008), inadequate RhoA activity is likely to be incompatible with collateral growth and may contribute to the lack of macrophage infiltration during arteriogenesis in RGS5-deficient mice (Supplementary Fig S12).

"Yin deficient.

Collateral power, collateral damage.