Sentence examples for in relation to joint from inspiring English sources
Propionibacterium acnes is an increasingly recognized pathogen in surgical site infections, particularly in relation to joint replacements and spinal procedures.
Discrimination of another person's gaze direction is discussed in relation to joint attention deficits in children with autism.
The aim of this study was to assess whether arthroscopy or arthrocentesis is most effective and feasible in the management of internal derangement of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), specifically in relation to joint movement and pain.
It is also important for protection actors to understand developments in ICHL, which increase the obligations or rights of stakeholders, for example, in the criminal treatment of perpetration and participation, in relation to joint criminal enterprise (JCE) and command responsibility (Olásolo 2013; Olásolo et al. 2016; Cassese et al. 2013).
This standard allows to obtain the peel strength per unit width, which is medium strength per unit width, applied by an angle between 90° and 180°, depending on the flexibility of the substrate, in relation to joint, needed to lead to rupture.
States tend to have one of three main statutes in relation to joint physical custody.
Only few studies have examined the relationship between expectations and outcome/satisfaction in relation to total joint replacement surgery, and even fewer specifically in relation to the knee joint.
MR shows a lesion in close relation to joints and tendons, predominantly of low signal on T1w sequence and of intermediate to slightly high signal on T2w sequence (Fig. 13b-e).
The judgment on Thursday came in relation to two joint enterprise cases, one in Leicester the other in Jamaica, where men were convicted of murder.
However there are concerns and known limitations in relation to such joint replacement, while novel designs of reverse shoulder prostheses continue to appear on the market.
So, a payment of up to £170,000 may be made in relation to a joint account.
