Sentence examples for lost elasticity from inspiring English sources

And the tendon in Franco's elbow has lost elasticity from scar tissue from years of pitching and previous surgeries.

"Whenever gold comes into contact with our bodies, it gives a boost of activity, which is good for restoring the lost elasticity properties of the tissue".

And he took up daily yoga, in part, to build muscle under skin that lost elasticity after he lost nearly 80 pounds.

Roger's extended riff about two Scotch-glugging would-be wits includes a wonderfully ornate account of the life of a piece of toast that in a moment sums up life's missed chances, cul de sacs, "staleness and lost elasticity".

Five days after surgery, it was found that the septal extension graft was melting without any signs of infection, that is, the graft had softened, lost elasticity, thinned, and partially disappeared without any sign of infection at 5 days, and thus, the nasal tip was reconstructed with conchal cartilage (second operation).

b At the second operation conducted 5 days after the first operation, the septal extension graft appeared to be "melting" without any sign of infection, that is, grafted cartilage had softened, lost elasticity, thinned, and partially disappeared in the absence of a foul odor, purulent discharge, or erythematous tissue swelling.

It becomes thin and dry and loses elasticity.

With increasing age, tendons, skin, and even blood vessels lose elasticity.

I note every new wrinkle and fold, veins on legs, the bits that lose elasticity.

Plastic corks are free of TCA problems, but their critics say they lose elasticity over time and let in air.

Once we pass 50, voices, especially the higher lighter ones, lose elasticity, flexibility and beauty of tone.