Sentence examples for mechanical in origin from inspiring English sources
MSK pain was defined as pain originating from the MSK system, specifically mechanical in origin and not originating from visceral or cardiovascular disease, rheumatic disease or malignancies.
As the majority of back pain is thought to be mechanical in origin, quantitative tests designed to assess spinal mechanics may provide information about its etiology and treatment.
Some of the sculpins (Cottidae) produce dull groans and growls; it is believed that these sounds are mechanical in origin, arising from contractions of the muscles that produce periodic movements of the pectoral girdle.
Rosenberg and Kaplan [2005] advance an alternative account of the nature and source of objective chances in Darwinian processes, arguing that they are not quantum mechanical in origin but are identical to the objective chances that operate in the processes described by the second law of thermodynamics.
Secondly, the pain, which can be severe, is mechanical in origin, and frequently the patient is only comfortable when lying still.
Any pain complaint which was unidentifiable as purely mechanical in origin through the medical record was grouped in a separate category, nonspecific pain.
Approximately 80 90% of LBP is mechanical (non-organic musculoskeletal dysfunction) in origin [ 5].
Amit's doctoral thesis describes the discovery of a force (termed n→π* interactions) that is akin to the hydrogen bond in its quantum mechanical origin and widespread prevalence in biomolecules.
The three particles of this study are probably artifacts in origin, even though each has different histories such as cosmic-ray exposure duration, chemical alteration, and mechanical deformation.
In addition, an external real-time errors compensation system is developed based on the function of external mechanical origin offset in Fanuc CNC systems.
In addition, an external error compensation system is developed based on a function called external mechanical origin offset in Fanuc CNC systems.
