Sentence examples for frequent joint from inspiring English sources

Re "Military Rumblings Over Taiwan" (editorial, March 3): Given China's purchase of advanced Russian weapons (fighter aircraft, submarines and destroyers), its deployment of missiles across the Taiwan Strait and its frequent joint force exercises, who can doubt that China is readying its plan for a military assault on Taiwan?

Osteoarthritis is the most frequent joint disorder with a worldwide increase over the last decade (Floerkemeier et al., 2013).

Knee osteoarthritis is one of the most frequent joint disorders, and its major symptoms are pain and physical disability.

But since last year, the US has been doing the exact opposite - refocusing its military attention on Asia and strengthening ties with the Philippines, negotiating an increase in troop numbers and more frequent joint exercises.

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Eastern Europe was becoming a destination for Middle Eastern knees, and Tokuda became popular with patients from Oman, one of several Persian Gulf states suffering from abnormally frequent joint injuries.

Some authors use the term "limited joint movement", referring exclusively to diabetic cheiroarthropathy, which is the most frequent joint-related disease of diabetes; however, we will use the term more extensively, referring to the abovementioned diseases, which show a compelling correlation with diabetes.

But once-frequent joint training exercises are a thing of the past.

After the knee, the hip is the second most-frequent joint where cystic lesions are more likely to consist of SCs rather than GCs, bursae being usually indistinguishable and also called SCs, as both are synovial-lined and may communicate with the joint, as previously mentioned [1, 17].

Isolated ossicular fractures are less frequent than joint luxation and may involve any one part of the chain.

Gout is the most frequent inflammatory joint disease in men above 40 years of age [1].