Sentence examples similar to loosened because of from inspiring English sources

Mazda told the safety agency its investigation that showed screws could loosen because of improper torque or "unevenness of the door shell in the latch mounting area".

When the muscle contracts, the ligaments are loosened, and, because of the elasticity of the lens, the surface of the lens particularly the front surface becomes more curved, in keeping with viewing near objects.

For example a specific series of hip joint components of an US manufacturer loosened early because of lubricant residues on the surface of the components in 2000.

However, the N-terminal β-sheet-like fold in these B8 site analogues is loosened up because of the lack of a B1CO HNA13 hydrogen bond.

The high rate of loosening, because of the absence of ingrowth and/or the accelerated polyethylene wear, has led us to abandon the use of metal-backed glenoids.

Early fixed-hinge TEA systems, although inherently stable, suffered from early loosening because of the increased forces induced at the cement interface because of this unnatural constraint.

Early fixed hinge TEA systems, although inherently stabile, suffered from early loosening because of increased forces induced at the cement by this unnatural constraint.

TADs were placed 6 months after third molar extractions as placing miniscrews too early could lead to miniscrew loosening because of inadequate quality of the healing bone to achieve primary stability.

One of the reasons is probably related to relative PCL loosening because of ACL deficiency.

No hip showed findings of aseptic loosening; however, one hip showed acetabular loosening because of late infection.

It is still possible that some adverse reactions to metal debris (ARMDs) are falsely classified as aseptic loosening because of the lack of a specific question about ARMD in the Finnish data collection form.