Sentence examples for fractured over time from inspiring English sources
"The cohesiveness of those 87 was fractured over time and they got scattered across the political spectrum.
We leave for those who are younger a world in peril that will only become more dangerous and fractured over time without corrective action.
Performing root canals without crowns tends to result in fracture over time [ 13].
The dramatic increase in risk of atypical fracture with longer duration of treatment has no corresponding decrease in risk of ordinary fracture over time.
A logistic regression with repeated measures was used to assess the change in number of patients with one or more fractures over time (23, 24), giving an analysis of the odds of one or more fractures.
It is unlikely that our results were biased by patient characteristics, in showing an improvement in mortality for intertrochanteric hip fractures over time or lack of such improvement for femoral neck fractures.
The implications for bone health over longer periods of time in a PreP setting need to be studied further, but one would expect further deteriorations in both health and clinically significant fractures over time.
That piece later became my dystopian novel, Splinterlands, which spelled out in more detail how I imagined those fracture lines would widen over time until geopolitics became micro-politics and only the very smallest units of community were able to weather the global storm (including, of course, the literal storm of climate change).
The time factor may also explain the lacking difference between synovial levels in ankles with fracture or OCD, because the increase of aggrecan concentrations following fractures happens over time.
The strengths of this study are the use of a population-based cohort for both BMD and fracture evaluation and the fact that changes in BMD and hip fracture incidence over time were estimated in the same populations.
These stress fractures develop over time and are therefore different than the more commonly accounted traumatic fractures.
