Sentence examples for from compression of from inspiring English sources
The pain of sciatica results from compression of the sciatic nerve, which runs down through the buttocks to the back of the leg.
The medical examiner's office said the woman died from compression of the neck and ruled her death a homicide.
In addition to causing cosmetic problems -- uneven shoulders or hips, a protruding shoulder blade or slanted waistline and clothes that don't hang right severe scoliosis can have serious medical consequences, including pain, arthritic symptoms and heart and lung complications resulting from compression of one side of the chest.Any of those conditions can limit a person's activities.
The tumour causes hydrocephalus from compression of the midbrain and cerebral aqueduct, pons and cerebellum.
Surgical excision is considered for symptomatic lesions likely from compression of adjacent structures or hepatic capsular stretching.
Additionally, the polarization is mainly radial, which is also contrary to expectation from compression of the CSM magnetic field.
The material data for FE simulations were obtained from compression test of foam concrete and tensile test of steel strip.
From compression tests of the fabricated Cu foam, Cu foam exhibited ductile fracture regardless of its NaCl volume fraction, which is considered to be attributed to the good bonding between Cu particles.
To assess their potential as matrix for buccal application, the gelling property and the drug release from tablets obtained from direct compression of the microparticles were further evaluated.
Validity of the present approach has consequently been assessed by comparing the numerical results obtained from finite-element analyses with the experimental results previously obtained from compression tests of Vitreloy-1 BMG alloy.
He found that doing the headstand led to thoracic outlet syndrome, a condition that arises from the compression of nerves passing from the neck into the arms, causing tingling in his right hand as well as sporadic numbness.
