Sentence examples for fracture together from inspiring English sources

When applied to a broken bone it solidifies and works like a glue, bringing the two parts of the fracture together.

The structural engineering problem associated with a ship colliding with an ice-ridge involves highly nonlinear mechanisms including buckling, collapse, crushing, plasticity and fracture together with environmental and operational factors, such as the loading speed (strain rate), temperature and salinity.

Previous studies using EQ-5D have shown an impaired quality of life status after fracture together with gradual improvements over the subsequent year [ 40].

This is one reason why a fracture together with low BMD improves prediction of fracture risk, since fracture can be said to signal poor structural quality of bone.

To our knowledge, no studies have examined self-reported health status as a potential risk factor before fracture, together with objective risk factors (e.g., BMD) in patients with a low-energy wrist fracture.

Logistic regression analysis using different aggregates of two of the three previously-developed prognostic risk variables indicated that a grouping of both a fracture gap and open fracture together was the only significant predictor for the incidence of nonunion.

In addition, we find that episodic uplift can deepen and connect multiple fractures together to form a larger fracture network.

These fractures together with concomitant ligamentous lesions of the acromioclavicular (AC) ligament caused instability of his shoulder, which made an operation necessary.

By displaying faults and fractures together both along the well path and on rose diagrams, combined with production logs analysis, it appears that surrounding faults have increased fracture density and the presence of solution-enhanced fractures in every flow zone.

Reviewing recent studies carried out on different aspects of geosequestration indicated that the fracture pressure of seals and borehole conditions such as cement-sheath integrity, distance from faults and fractures together with the depth of wells are important parameters, which should be part of the analysis for well selection in depleted reservoirs.

The development of computed tomography has added to the assessment of these complex intra-articular fractures; together with use of modern orthopaedic implants, there have been improvements in the planning and performance of surgical procedures aiming at their stabilisation [2, 3, 7].