Sentence examples for displacement early from inspiring English sources

Although the case series is of a small sample, the benefits have been shown to include avoidance of a large surgical exposure, decreased blood loss, risk of deep infection, an accurate and sustained reduction in the fracture displacement, early mobilization with a short hospital stay and avoiding the need for another open procedure for implant removal.

In particular, in infants, when massive ascites is threatening respiration via pulmonary displacement, early peritoneocentesis can be extremely helpful to avoid complications associated with assisted ventilation.

Restrained and neutral, the analyst functions as a screen for the displacement of early emotions, both erotic and aggressive.

Residents said they had received little information about possible displacement, despite early assurances by the building owner, Rockrose Development, that it would help move tenants.

There was no significantly secondary displacement comparing early postoperative and final radiographic parameters.

(Bottom) X-ray showing off-ending of the fragments with marked posterior displacement with early callus formation.

Children, witnessing violence and displacement so early in their development, are particularly at risk from the effects of trauma and distress.

This study was designed to evaluate the effect on displacement of early operative stabilization on unstable fractures when compared to stable fractures of the sacrum.

Character displacement at early stage of host colonisation should make infection more efficient by preventing competition for habitat between strains [ 49, 50].

A typical feature of heavy oil immiscible displacements is early breakthrough due to water fingering, which leads to very poor sweep efficiencies.

As a result, MNPs acquire a dynamic exchange plasma proteins layer, so-called 'corona' (Cedervall et al. 2007), in which competitive displacement of earlier adsorbed proteins by other proteins with stronger binding affinities takes place and is referred to as 'Vroman Effect' (Hirsh et al. 2013).