Sentence examples similar to joint meaning for from inspiring English sources
Data in recent literature emphasize the necessity of establishing "target joints", meaning joints most frequently involved in RA for scoring global synovitis, in order to shorten the time of US examination [ 11- 13].
The main advantage of this approach is that we can make use of term-term relationships, in which joint terms may contain unique biological meaning for a given study [ 57].
A similar focus on the capacity of poetry to engage poet and readers in the joint search for meaning in the external world is to be found in the work of poets such as Philippe Jaccottet, Eugène Guillevic, and Michel Deguy.
"If the Sept. 19 joint statement is nullified, there will be neither the foundation nor the meaning for the existence of the six-party talks," the North Korean spokesman said.
The meaning for patients is clear.
"They had meaning for someone else".
Geography had little meaning for him.
"Blessed Assurance" had deep meaning for Foote.
