Sentence examples for local and generalised from inspiring English sources

Whereas therapeutic interventions blocking increased bone resorption, like bisphosphonates and RANKL inhibitors, mitigate local and generalised bone loss in inflammatory arthritis, the effect of enhancing bone formation is poorly studied.

These radical surgical techniques are associated with high morbidity, with the risk of both local and more generalised complications.

The main problems in whiplash patients with chronic neck pain are cervical dysfunction and abnormal sensory processing, reduced neck mobility and stability, impaired cervicocephalic kinaesthetic sense, in addition to local and possibly generalised pain [ 4, 5].

Ischaemia, and local (pericarditis or myocarditis) and generalised inflammation can affect the atria [ 29, 30].

Bone is an important target tissue in patients with RA, with many patients developing local erosions and periarticular and generalised osteoporosis.

Though the initial response was good, local recurrence and metastasis to regional nodes and generalised dissemination was not uncommon.

The items of a checklist include the following: symptoms aggravated; pain at the needled sites; feel exhausted; dizziness; nausea; bruising (more than 20 mm in diameter); itching; local redness; feeling or generalised hot sensation all over the body and generalised discomfort (other than hot sensation).

Using recent theoretical results concerning algebraic and generalised stability, sufficient stability limits are obtained for both global and local timesteps for fully discrete algorithms using Runge Kutta time integration.

The use of mulched local eucalypts (plot 22) has further increased the ant biodiversity and, in particular, the number of seed feeders and generalised myrmicines.

Environmental change, food insecurity, and generalised violence, for example, represent emerging sources of human displacement.

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