Sentence examples for joint tends from inspiring English sources

Because the two sides don't dry together, a cold joint tends to be weak and more likely to crack.

In the back, with a mere two dozen seats at the bar and around one communal table, the joint tends to be jumping.

In scapholunate dissociation the capitate migration down into the scapholunate joint tends to create a gap between the scaphoid and the lunate.

GCs arising from the anterior portion of the tibiofibular joint tend to affect the superficial peroneal nerve, while tibial intraneural ganglia are derived from the posterior portion of the same joint, inside the articular branch of the tibial nerve [20].

First, joint faces (medial, lateral, superior and inferior joint margins) within the same joint tended all to be affected by OST, as indicated by the appearance of square patches in the resulting tapestry of this matrix (Figure 1A), particularly in the knees, hands and lumbar spine.

All ICCs and SEMs for the MCP joint tended to be superior to the corresponding estimates for the interphalangeal joints.

Following open reduction alone by Ludloff's approach, 74 hips (64%) required additional corrective surgery during the growth period because the hip joint tended to subluxate gradually.

As to re-operation, 20 of 21 patients who underwent surgical reduction after 12 months of age required additional corrective surgeries during the growth period as the hip joint tended to subluxate gradually.

But as has become clear in a number of cities, the consumer end of a creative class – independent bookshops and zany tapas joints – tends to benefit only the creative class.

The joints tend to have restricted mobility rather than hyperextensibility.

Cross-contamination risks are often lower also, because street food joints tend to focus on a smaller selection of dishes.