Sentence examples for mean subsidence of from inspiring English sources

Meding et al. found a mean subsidence of 10.1 mm in 13 of their 28 patients [32].

A study with the Exeter stem found a mean subsidence of 1.25 mm at the 2-year follow-up.

Complications included mean subsidence of 9.9 mm, dislocation in 7 (10%) of 70 hips, and fracture or cortical perforation in 17 (24.2%) of 70.

Furthermore, 5 feet (42%) displayed no evidence of radiologic subsidence and 7 feet (58%) displayed a mean subsidence of 2.71 (range 1 to 6) mm.

A total mean subsidence of 1.04 mm was observed after 300,000 cycles.

The mean subsidence of the stem within the cement mantle was 2.6 mm (range, 0 8.8 mm).

Njoku et al. [ 39] reported that 4-screw anchored cage subsidence of greater than 3 mm occurred in 15 of 66 operated levels (22.7%%) at a mean 9.8-month follow-up, with an average subsidence of 4.1 ± 4.7 mm.

Kasliwal et al. [ 11] reported that 2-screw anchored cage subsidence occurred in 16 of 20 operated levels (80%%) at a mean 10-month follow-up, but none of them had a subsidence > 2 mm with the average subsidence of 1.1 mm (range: 0.4-2 mm).

The maximum and mean subsidence rates of P2 are −40.7 and −26.2 mm/year, respectively.

The results show that the mean subsidence rates of the stations distributed along the two MLs are −12.9 and −14.0 mm/year.

Table 3 lists the maximum, minimum, and mean subsidence rate values of each highway and the railway line.