Sentence examples for fractures that have been from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the difference in opinion demonstrates the fractures that have been hidden for so long in the neocon-decent alliance.
The number of fractures that have been created is 4000 fractures.
Thus, the aperture realizations generated represent fractures that have been sufficiently propped open due to the combination of "self-propping" due to shear displacement and inflation as a result of higher fluid pressures within the fracture.
The photoelectric capture measurement taken by Schlumberger litho-density tool (LDT) is very sensitive to barite, and so it can detect fractures that have been invaded by barite mud (Fig. 7b).
As such, they resemble quartz vein fillings in crustal rocks that are widely interpreted as opening-mode (extensional) fractures that have been enabled by pressurized solute-laden aqueous fluid flow into such fractures at near-lithostatic pressures and subsequent quartz crystallization.
We systematically reviewed the literature to identify risk factors for incident fractures that have been reported in prospective cohort studies conducted among residents in LTC settings.
Calcaneal fractures that had been managed conservatively in the first instance.
The inclusion criteria for the sample in this study were that patients had: 1. Calcaneal fractures that had been managed conservatively in the first instance.
This distribution of non-union reflected the bimodal (men) and unimodal (women) distribution of fresh fractures that has been reported with age and sex in adults.
Comorbid conditions were determined using algorithms developed by Elixhauser et al [ 15] as well as additional high-risk clinical conditions specific to joint replacement surgery (prior joint replacement surgery, acute fracture) that have been used in prior analyses assessing orthopedic outcomes [ 16- 18].
In patients with a scaphoid fracture that had been fixed with K-wires, the K-wires were left in place until there was radiographic evidence of union.
