OF all the radical free-market concepts that American teachers are pounding into their students at a small Harvard-run economics institute here, the most fundamental may be elbow grease.
When repair of comminuted coronoid fractures is not possible, prosthetic replacement may restore elbow stability.
Meares' place in the final was not assured, however, as it appeared she may have elbowed and knocked off Hong Kong's Lee Wai Sze with two laps to go.
In the hotel's large lounge, you may rub elbows with pro skiers and snowboarders on magazine photo shoots or World Cup ski racers.
This year will be a record one for government-bond issuance, and some countries fret that they may be elbowed aside in the rush to the well.
There was a suggestion that Scotland midfielder Steven Naismith may have elbowed Srdan Mijailovic off-the-ball during the first half.
The term may cover elbows, tees, reducers, both eccentric and concentric, segmentable bends, induction bends, field bends, flanges, weldolets, anchor forgings, forged fittings, etc.
The mobilization of an ankylosed elbow may be accomplished by simple excision, provided sufficient bone is removed, but such a procedure may render the part weak and unstable.
And another study, to be published next month in The American Journal of Sports Medicine, concludes that platelet injections may help tennis elbow, a degeneration of the tendons attaching the forearm muscles on the outside of the arm to the elbow.
By the time the teams play at the end of May, Drese may be recovered from an elbow injury, and six Ryans could play in the same game.
