Sentence examples for fracture potential from inspiring English sources
Improved stent-graft flexibility, reduced fracture potential, and a greater variety of lengths and diameters have increased the versatility for use in axillary and subclavian locations.
This observation substantiates higher fatigue and fracture potential of the laminate vis-à-vis plain aluminum alloy specimens under similar load and environmental conditions.
To compare the fracture potential of Glare laminate vis-à-vis plain aluminum alloy specimen from commercial point of view, applied cyclic stress intensity parameter values in the laminate are used in order to disregard the effects of stress redistribution and residual stress in the laminate that are missing in the plain specimens.
The double edge notched tension (DENT) test was conducted to evaluate fracture cracking potential of PMB binder containing different percentages of both the RAPs.
Most authors consider these patients at significant risk of complications (fibrosis, skin and soft tissue necrosis, rib fractures, potential lung and heart toxicities) [ 6] and do not candidate them for BCS and adjuvant radiotherapy.
Image logs show at least three stages of intense faulting and fracturing but the reservoir has only a limited fracture flow potential because (i) the early stage of NW/SE faults and fractures were all cemented.
Bone loss at the distal femur and proximal tibia in persons with spinal cord injury: imaging approaches, risk of fracture, and potential treatment options.
As a result, an index is presented to estimate the fracture sliding potential.
Resulting relative fracture intensity potential was shown to conform with local knowledge based on road inspections by engineers, and may be used to guide ice road planning, construction and maintenance efforts.
The annual infusion ensuring "adherence" for full 12 months, despite the pharmacological specifics for zoledronate, might also account for the impressive fracture reduction potential shown for zoledronate in the HORIZON-PFT trial (Black et al 2007).
Combined, our results indicate that if multimorbidity level is used together with age, gender and FRIDs to identify patients at risk of hip fracture, the potential to find high-risk patients would increase.
