Sentence examples for joint constitutes from inspiring English sources

We conclude that besides polyarticular-muscle induced synergies and inertial coupling, articular conformity of the shoulder joint constitutes an additional determinant of inter-joint coordination stability that, to date, has been neglected.

Regardless, according to the current Musculoskeletal Infection Society definition, the isolation of the same pathogen from two separate tissue samples obtained from a prosthetic joint constitutes a PJI and therefore the patients would receive treatment [ 14].

This study focuses on the joint constituted of long anchor bolts cast-in-place.

In such analysis, dorsal flexion at the talocrural joint constituted only 47% of foot plate dorsal flexion rotation, the remainder ascribable to deformation of the foot.

The latter is based on a linear constitutive law both for ashlars and mortar joints constituting masonry and the lines of potential delamination are taken into account by means of an interface element with bi-linear law, reproducing the opening failure mode.

Because the three R joints constituted a spherical joint (S), their direction can be arbitrarily chosen.

The adjacent vertebrae, intervertebral disc, ligaments and facet joints constitute a spinal unit.

In an RC building subjected to lateral loads, the beam column joints constitute one of the critical regions.

The boundary layers coating articular cartilage in synovial joints constitute unique biomaterials, providing lubricity at levels unmatched by any human-made materials.

Steel joints constituted by double web angles to connect two glass beams were tested adopting several geometrical configurations and using stainless steel bolts preloaded with two different preloading values.

61 Importantly, the vast majority of the experts felt that these measures should include joint assessments, because the joints constitute the 'organ' involved in RA and using measures that do not contain joint counts may lack face validity or not be accurate (influenced by factors not related to the disease).