Sentence examples for elbow transfer from inspiring English sources

It's this battered everyman persona that helps Elbow transfer their intimate, huge-hearted songs of love and despair to these vast arenas, without sacrificing their piquant intensity.

Morris (20-7) whadhad elbow ligament transfer surgery two years ago, won his eighth straight decision.

Direct intercostal transfers to the musculocutaneous nerve had a better ability to achieve ≥M4 elbow strength than transfers from the spinal accessory nerve (41% vs 29%).

The radial head is known to be the primary longitudinal stabilizer of the forearm (Green and Zelouf 2009), which together with the interosseous membrane transfers load from the hand to the elbow, while the load transfer shifts towards the membrane when the radial head is deficient (Markolf et al. 2000, Shepard et al. 2001).

experience, 79% of patients who undergo a single gracilis muscle transfer for elbow flexion alone experienced M4 strength or better [ 54].

In adults, it is well known that the double nerve transfer for elbow flexion reconstruction (i.e., ulnar nerve to biceps nerve and median nerve to brachialis nerve) gives better results than single nerve transfer (i.e., either ulnar nerve or median nerve to biceps nerve transfer only without reinnervation of the brachialis).

Slow lorises produce a toxin near their elbows that gets transferred to their mouths by licking.

This work describes a mathematical model for the study of the mechanism of heat transfer in an elbow pipe with thermal stratification.

These data demonstrate that the long fibers of the posterior deltoid render it a very suitable transfer to provide elbow extension because of its tremendous excursion and also show why useful functional results seem relatively independent of posterior deltoid tension at the time of surgery.

Another limitation was that in groups B and C, the BM-derived MNC injection was combined with a flexor-pronator transfer, which improves elbow flexion.

High-energy transfers through the elbow joint during trauma did not result in more concomitant injuries in young patients, in contrast to older patients that sustain LET more commonly.