Sentence examples for functional locking from inspiring English sources

If our suppositions are confirmed, the concept of short and long plate working length as the distance between the screws closest to the fracture should only be applied to true functional locking plate constructs and should not be applied to conventional non-locking plate constructs.

"Their technology will be instrumental in how we move forward with our vision for Functional Search and begin to surface the information and functionality locked within apps".

A number of studies have analyzed the functional outcome after locking plate osteosynthesis for displaced fractures of the proximal humerus [ 5, 11].

This theory is in accordance with the results of the current meta-analysis that revealed a significant and clinically relevant improved patient-reported functional outcome for volar locking plate at 3 months.

Bugler et al. [33] reported radiological and functional outcomes of locked IMN in a large series of patients with 6 years follow-up.

The aim of this study is to compare the functional outcome following surgical reduction and fixation with a volar locking plate with the functional outcome following closed reduction and plaster immobilisation in patients with displaced extra-articular distal radius fractures.

The two-inch long chest, jointed with dovetailed drawers and working lock, comes equipped with a fully functional collection: "the rule folds, the saw has 160 teeth to the inch, the dividers and calipers have friction hinges".

Roentgenographic and functional outcomes of expandable self locking intramedullary nailing and platelet rich plasma (PRP) gel in the treatment of long bone non-unions are reported.

In the parametric design, the prosthesis functional requirement is that the locking of stem to the femur head using cement should be strong enough to preclude unlocking during the life time of a patient and to prevent sliding of the implant into the bone-cement.

Other studies have reported functional relevance of such phase locking of spikes in the visual cortex (Lee et al. 2005; Montemurro et al. 2008) as well as in other brain areas (Huxter et al. 2008; Kayser et al. 2009).

To validate the existence of such a genetic switch(s) and to determine whether mutation or recombination events can actually take place only when the switch is set at the non-functional state, we experimentally locked MMR into either functional or non-functional states so that spontaneous conversion between the two states would become unlikely and then scored bacterial mutability.