Sentence examples for head migration from inspiring English sources

Ten-year prosthesis survival rates are 91% overall (including trauma and revisions) and 94% for glenohumeral osteoarthritis with head migration.

In contrast, the Elite had slow distal migration (0.2 mm/y in the 1st year) and rapid posterior head migration (0.8 mm/y in the 1st year).

Four Elites and no Exeters had rapid posterior head migration rates (mean 2.8 mm/y in the 1st year and 0.8 mm/y in the 2nd year).

Objective: Recent evidence suggests that shoulder impingement syndrome arises from primary rotator cuff pathology and may be related to the inability of the rotator cuff to prevent superior humeral head migration in shoulder elevation.

The Elite and the Exeter stems have fundamentally different early patterns of migration, which affect their long-term function; 20% of the Elites and none of the Exeters had rapid posterior head migration in the 1st year and the 2nd year and are likely to fail early.

Gorge head migration appears to be very important as a bedrock incision mechanism.

Nicola White, the head of migration statistics at the ONS, said: "Net migration remains at record levels although the recent trend is broadly flat.

Nicola White, the head of migration statistics, said the decline in net migration followed historically high levels of immigration and it was too early to say whether this represented a long-term trend.

Nicola White, the ONS head of migration statistics, said: "The figures also show that non-EU net migration is now larger than EU net migration, mainly due to the large decrease in EU net migration over the last year.

Dave Brown, head of Migration Yorkshire, which is studying the Roma population but receives no government funding, says its researchers have found no statistical link between the two.

But Mekonnen Mesghena, the head of Migration and Diversity at the Heinrich Böll Foundation, sees in the literary brouhaha an emotional reaction to the demographic changes taking place in the country.