Sentence examples for highly displaced from inspiring English sources
Neurological injury is more prevalent in cases of highly displaced fractures in the pre-surgery setting [23].
The operative management of these fractures with plating or nailing was reserved only for a subset of population with open fractures or highly displaced fractures.
At low drug concentrations that permitted cell division, spindle position was highly displaced from normal, resulting in abnormal division planes.
In this highly displaced position, the L1-stalk makes interactions with the C-terminal domain of protein eL36 in the main body of the large ribosomal subunit.
Between 1998 and 2007, all patients presenting with a highly displaced (≥ 1 cm) scapula fracture meeting criteria for operative management were enrolled in a prospective study monitoring the results of open reduction and internal fixation.
We then discuss the possibility of creating highly excited displaced number states using standard procedures.
In the newborn mice, density of the stereocilia of both IHCs and OHCs were almost equal, but at later stages the density of stereocilia of OHCs was remarkably reduced with few displaced highly dense inner hair stereocilia in place of weakly labeled outer hair stereocilia (Fig. 5I).
The logistics of organizing a multidose vaccination campaign in a setting characterized by shortages of human resources, cold-chain capacity, and health system infrastructure and by a large, displaced, highly mobile population were also limitations.
Hemi-arthroplasty was predominantly used in severely displaced and/or highly communitive fractures of the proximal humerus.
And it ignores the fact that any new jobs created for humans by technology will inherently require new, highly advanced skills that displaced workers won't have and may be unable to attain.
Olfactory neuroblastomas were highly cellular neoplasms that displaced and infiltrated the olfactory bulbs, adjacent cerebral neuropil and occasionally extended through the ethmoid plate to the nasal cavity.
