Sentence examples for fracture lay from inspiring English sources

The probability of abuse given a humeral fracture lay between 0.48 (0.06 to 0.94) and 0.54 (0.20 to 0.88), depending on the definition of abuse used.

In this case the nucleation of fracture lies near the craters.

It illustrates not only the breakdown of what was once a consensus on the need to address global warming, but also how that fracture lies mainly between left and right.

5 6 It has been estimated that the lifetime risk of fracture lies within the range of 40 50% in women and 13 22% in men.

Favorably oriented fractures lie (sub -parallel to the maximum principal sub -parallelcan tous be easily sheared.

For α = 6, the value of Q for most fractures lies within a range of about two orders of magnitude (from 5 to 7 in Fig. 6c).

The seriousness of pelvic fractures lies in the possible occurrence of retroperitoneal haematomas and haemorrhagic shock [ 2].

The theoretical advantages of internal fixation of distal radius fractures lie not only in achieving anatomical reduction, but also in establishing stable fixation to allow early range of motion and rehabilitation.

8 9, 12 15 A major clinical challenge when faced with a CKD patient who also has fragility fractures lies in the discrimination between osteoporosis and the various forms of renal bone disease, the latter either defined by quantitative histormophometry on bone biopsy, or by the term CKD MBD: chronic kidney disease mineral and bone disorder.

The plane of these fractures always lay within the heat affected zone of the longitudinal welds.

Excluded area is defined as the area around a fracture in which the center of other fractures cannot lie in order to ensure the fractures do not intersect (Balberg et al. 1984).