Sentence examples for instability range from inspiring English sources

Numerical examples demonstrate that the increase of the viscosity coefficient causes the lager instability threshold of speed fluctuation amplitude for given detuning parameter and smaller instability range of the detuning parameter for given speed fluctuation amplitude.

After 11 to 21 days muscle strength can be improved, as well as active functional instability, range of motion and moving.

Also because of insufficient comparable data between the included RCT's, it was impossible to include in this analysis outcome measures like recurrent instability, range of motion or appearance of osteoarthritis.

Rewarming patients from accidental hypothermia are regularly complicated with cardiovascular instability ranging from minor depression of cardiac output to fatal circulatory collapse also termed "rewarming shock".

They emphasize different aspects of instability, ranging from political beliefs to tariffs and protections, but their stories do not conflict.

Most human cancer cells show signs of genome instability, ranging from elevated mutation rates, to gross chromosomal rearrangements including deletions and translocations.

Here, we show that cells lacking mitochondrial DNA (rho0), but not other types of respiration-defective cells, display highly conditional nuclear genome instability, ranging from low/wild-type levels to very high instability, depending on growth parameters and cellular environment.

Structurally the changes in the tendon can be classified simply as Tendinopathy Partial rupture Complete rupture Avulsion/insertion tendinopathy Tendinopathy Partial rupture Complete rupture Avulsion/insertion tendinopathy There is a spectrum of tendon instability ranging from minor subluxation of ECU during rotational movements to frank dislocation and forearm locking.

Preoperatively, joint laxity, direction of instability, and range of motion were assessed and a Rowe score was recorded.

As a result, instability, limited range of motion, and excessive wear have been reported (Goksan and Freeman 1992, Hanssen et al. 1994).

This could be because a large proportion of the Rowe score is attributed to frank instability and range of motion, which minimize the effect of many other symptoms that can be relevant for patients' subjective evaluation of their function.