We first analyzed the joint-firing tendency among the intensity-modulated neurons before, during, and after the episodic events (see Figure 13A for correlation graphs examples from mouse #1).
He observed the following disorders in patients with a slightly restricted shoulder: subacromial impingement, coracoclavicular compression, excessive torsion in the acromioclavicular joint and a tendency towards glenohumeral instability [ 17].
Works carried out on weldability studies and high temperature properties of Super 304H weld joints reported the tendency of Super 304H to hot cracking and use of matching Super 304H filler metal as an alternate to Ni-based filler metal (Vekeman et al. 2014; Kim et al. 2014).
More specific alcohol-related trouble such as fights, arguments, or involvement with the police due to drinking may be a joint outcome of (tendencies towards) antisocial behaviour in addition to alcohol (mis)use.
Bone proliferation and the tendency for joint ankylosis in AIA rats were previously reported at 4 months post-immunization [ 24].
At the different time points, no differences were seen in joint damage and a tendency for higher DAS28 values between the patients with a heterozygous or wild-type DECTIN-1 genotype.
It was possible to determine safe region for the use of the bonded joints being that a tendency for the curve stabilization was observed, and consequently, a limit to which joint subject to lower loads would have long lifespans.
By comparing the 3D histogram of the 1000 simulations to the 3D histogram of standard normal distribution (Fig. 3), we can see the tendency of the joint normality.
"While there has been a tendency to support joint bids, which means you have two automatic qualifiers... the fact that you're going to have three teams now who qualify [automatically] may cause people to look askance at it," Palios said.
Nor do I believe that there is anything distinct in the constitutional tendency of hip-joint disease, though it seems to me that professional opinion points to the hip-joint as emphatically the chosen seat, or special locality, for the manifestation of scrofulous disease of joints.
