Sentence examples for migration of components from inspiring English sources
Radiographic changes that were noted included radiolucencies, bone resorption, cortical hypertrophy, cement fracture, and migration of components in the femoral zones of Gruen [36] and acetabular zones of DeLee [37].
The derived data included the incidence of intra-operative fractures and post-operative migration of components not defined as loose.
Correlations between migration of components from fatigue loading and interface morphology have also been reported for laboratory-prepared constructs (Race et al. 2006, Mann et al. 2007).
Thus, the potential for migration of components of food contact materials into foods, and the assessment of exposure and toxicity of any migration is the basis for the safety determinations.
From the routine screening of autoantibodies by IP, nine sera were found to immunoprecipitate RPA; however, the co-migration of components of RPA with other lupus autoantigens shown in Figure 1b suggests that some anti-RPA sera might have been overlooked when other specificities coexisted.
It simulates the migration of five components in partially saturated media: four fluid components (water, atmospheric air, methane and carbon dioxide) and one energy component (heat).
Most food products deteriorate in quality due to mass transfer phenomena, such as moisture absorption, oxygen invasion, flavor loss, undesirable odor absorption, and the migration of packaging components into the food.
Toxic change may result from the plastic itself, migration of unbound components and additives, chemical decomposition or toxic pyrolysis products.
Our null hypothesis was that there would be no differences in clinical results, wear, remodeling of bone, or migration of the components between the study groups.
We performed two parallel systematic reviews and meta-analyses to determine the association between early migration of tibial components and late aseptic revision.
Early migration of implant components, as measured with RSA, has also been shown to be predictive of later loosening and thus failure of the implant (Ryd et al. 1995).
