Sentence examples for disc changed from inspiring English sources
Between rounds, Jones ordered the compact disc changed to the rapper DMX's "The Kennel," a song with a hauntingly deep bass and monotone refrain: One more road to cross One more risk to take Gotta live my life Like there's one more move to make.
Above all, we firstly illustrate how the dynamic compressive moduli of the whole disc changed after discectomy and whether hydrogel injection could restore the normal properties.
Egol et al. [15] published a level II randomized controlled trial in which 118 patients undergoing external fixator treatment of unstable displaced distal radial fractures were randomized into one of three groups: (1) no cleansing solution with weekly dry dressing changes, (2) half-strength hydrogen peroxide applied daily, and (3) Biopatch® chlorhexidine-impregnated discs changed weekly.
To determine whether glaucoma patients with progressive optic disc change have subsequent visual field progression earlier and at a faster rate compared with those without disc change.
Group 2 comprised 45 patients with similar types of disc changes who underwent microdiscectomy with an ISD implant.
Not content with a clamping spree after the tax disc changes, the DVLA might be about to ruin the first few days of your holiday, too.
The Treasury has made a mistake and must now scrap the retrospective nature of the tax disc changes for older vehicles.
To investigate the rate of visual field and optic disc change in patients with distinct patterns of glaucomatous optic disc damage.
Group 1 consisted of 47 patients, with mild (n = 22), moderate (n = 14) or severe (n = 11) degenerative disc changes who had microdiscectomy alone.
Patients with mild degenerative disc changes were more likely to achieve improvement of their low-back pain when treated with both microdiscectomy and ISD insertion.
To determine the agreement among glaucoma specialists in assessing progressive disc changes from photographs in a cohort of patients with glaucomatous visual field loss.
