Sentence examples for laxity for from inspiring English sources

In his film "La Messa è Finita" ("The Mass Is Ended," 1985), Mr. Moretti plays a priest named Don Giulio who shares many of the same traits as the hapless Michele -- outrage at other people's moral laxity, for instance.

Some members of the National Assembly have called for the overhaul of intelligence and immigration departments, blaming their laxity for allowing militants to enter the country.

This study suggests that the RSA method is an accurate and precise means to measure A P knee laxity for repeated testing over time.

The cumulative laxity for each execution phase, which is the maximum amount of laxity that an execution phase can have, is then calculated as shown in lines 4 8.

A map data structure named cumulativeLaxities is used to store the cumulative laxity for each execution phase, where the key is the execution phase and the value is the cumulative laxity.

Average varus and valgus angular laxity for the entire cohort was 9.1° ± 2.8° and 8.9° ± 2.9°, respectively.

Secondly, we believe that in this study stress radiographs in 30° and 90° flexion obtained with the Telos device have, for the first time, shown convincing long-term laxity results for anterior and posterior translation in surgically treated patients after traumatic knee dislocation.

Thus, total angular laxity range for the cohort was 18.0° ± 5.4°.

Thus, it seems unlikely that joint laxity accounts for the relationship between prior pregnancy and injury, although some longer-term effects of pregnancy cannot be altogether ruled out [ 106].

But the government has also come in from strong criticism for the laxity of the dams' inspection regime and Brazil's weak environmental legislation.

Feinstein has long been criticized by privacy advocates for a perceived laxity of oversight of intelligence activities and deference to intelligence officials.