Sentence examples for joint associate from inspiring English sources

The two men were appointed joint associate editors in 2009.

Gait analysis provides information on dynamic factors involved in a specific impairment, such as reduced flexion of a joint associated with spasticity in a controlling muscle.

All of the orthopedic applications along with joint associated chronic pain, stiffness, deformity, decrease in the range of motion, and arthritis were included in category #1 (Table 1).

Comparison of the means of lateral and dorsal measurements revealed that the only joint associated with a significant difference was the contracted index proximal interphalangeal joint (p = 0.0347).

Table 1 Summary of previous cases of congenital absence of the lumbosacral articular facet joint associated with conjoined nerve root Case Authors Sex, age (years) Symptoms Location of anomalies Conjoined nerve roots Presence of HNP 1 Postacchini et al.

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Sagittal fat-saturated T1-weighted arthro-MR image shows a complete thinning of femoral and acetabular cartilage at the superior aspect of the joint associated with subchondral high-signal consistent with subchondral oedema.

A prospective randomized study comparing different combinations of arthrocentesis of the temporomandibular joint associated with injection of low or high molecular weight hyaluronic acid or cortisone demonstrates the effectiveness of different treatments without statistical difference between them [169].

Additional alterations to knee joint associated tissues were revealed through marker gene expression analysis.

The shock on joints associated with running gets worse with age.

In addition to the arthritic swelling of joints associated with Lyme disease, many of those who have had the disease for more than a decade described blurred vision, sensitivity to light, forgetfulness, disorientation and depression.

Charles was known to suffer from painful gout--a term then used to describe a number of symptoms, including kidney aches and painful joints, associated with a gluttonous and lazy lifestyle.