Sentence examples for likely to fracture from inspiring English sources

Like any other mechanical structure, implants are likely to fracture upon extended use.

As the disease progresses it makes bones more brittle and likely to fracture.

He showed that Sagittarians are thirty-eight per cent more likely to fracture an arm than people of other astrological signs, and Leos are fifteen per cent more likely to suffer a gastrointestinal hemorrhage.

They track breeding schedules so that they can get to a nest early, when the contents of the eggs are still liquid and the shells thicker and less likely to fracture.

A new analysis adds to growing evidence that people using proton pump inhibitors to control symptoms of acid reflux are more likely to fracture bones than those who do not.

Even on reforms where both sides agree, the Lib Dems expect David Cameron to bear the burden of selling the ideas to the public.Although none of this means that the coalition is likely to fracture entirely the smart money is still on the government serving out its scheduled five years in its current form it does imply a couple of major problems.

Some rocks are more likely to break and fracture like glass, leading to violent earthquakes.

If estrogen levels are low, the bones become weaker and more likely to break or fracture upon impact.

However, at 12-months follow-up the difference between the two groups had diminished likely due to fracture healing in patients who had received non-surgical treatment.

Even in the absence of particle deposition, low permeability formation is more likely to be fractured as the net fracturing pressure is inversely proportional to permeability, for a given injection rate.

Brittle oil/gas shale's are more likely to get fractured and will respond better to hydraulic fracturing treatment.