Sentence examples for function alignment from inspiring English sources

For enhancing the understanding of the canal system, this chapter provides insights into the classification of canals, based on their function, alignment, discharge capacity, etc., using figures.

Recent studies, however, show that there is no difference in clinical function, alignment and survivorship of the components between the knees that underwent computer-navigated surgeries and those that underwent conventional surgeries [9, 16].

The outcome measure was based on a combination of function, alignment and need for further intervention: this is considered excellent if the patients were fully weight-bearing and pain-free on a mechanically aligned limb without need for further surgery; good if the patient required more surgery to achieve union; and poor if irreversible complications occurred.

We hypothesized that CN-TKA would be superior to conventional TKA, and thus the aim of this study was to retrospectively investigate the effect of CN-TKA compared with conventional TKA on mid-term clinical function, alignment, and implant survival.

The key elements of the circuit programme were stability/postural function, functional alignment, lower-extremity muscle strength and functional exercises.

Part 2 Circuit program: The circuit program comprises four exercise circles, with the key elements: core stability/postural function, functional alignment, lower-extremity muscle strength and functional exercises.

Because CREs experience extensive TFBS turnover even with conserved function, alignment-based studies of CRE sequence evolution are limited to very closely related species.

For the sequence-function alignment, parameters are automatically calculated from the input species and this will help non-experts.

PINALOG is flexible in allowing the use of sequence only alignment or sequence-function alignment depending on the requirement of the user.

Our approach consisted of both nonparametric and parametric bootstrapping using alignments of different lengths and evaluation of the resolution of resulting trees as a function of alignment length.

The AOFAS Americann Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society) is a 100-point scale integrating pain, function, and alignment.