Sentence examples for joint concluded from inspiring English sources

Hopper et al. [ 52], who obtained a reduction in JPS of 0.5° ± 0.75° (P = 0.049) after cold-water immersion (4°C) of the ankle joint, concluded that these results should not be deemed clinically significant.

"Nor is it in the spirit of the Sino-British Joint Declaration, concluded 30 years ago.

Since the tensile strength of the base material is 15.57 MPa, the maximum relative strength of the joint was concluded approximately 55%% in comparison with the base material.

A separate study was done using 350 g female Sprague- Dawley rats to study if the nanoparticles were retained in the joint and concluded that in 70% of the rats, the nanoparticles were retained for at least a week [72].

A 2009 study found that compared to going barefoot, running shoes put more pressure on the hip, knee and ankle joints and concluded that running shoes could put athletes at greater risk for osteoarthritis of the knee.

The joint survey concludes that the Karamjong rangelands were in far better conditions than those of the two other cases.

Now, geneticists have crafted a joint response, concluding that "there is no support from the field of population genetics for Wade's conjectures".

Since in SCP children, a sizable part of the rotation of the foot (or foot plate) derives from deformation of the foot rather than from rotation at the talocrural joint it is concluded that foot (plate) angle is not a good estimator of rotation at the talocrural joint.

However, Kapral et al (2007) compared a 28-joint count with a 32-joint count (including ankles and MTP joints) in composite indices and concluded that reduced joint counts (without ankles and MTP joints) in composite indices are appropriate and valid tools for disease activity assessment [ 9].

McAlpine was not in court for a joint statement that concluded his action against the BBC and ITV.

A joint Congressional committee concluded last year that the F.B.I. and the Central Intelligence Agency had failed to heed warnings about Al Qaeda's desire to strike the United States and that intelligence officials had "missed opportunities to disrupt the Sept. 11 plot".