Sentence examples for mobilization of adjacent from inspiring English sources

Osteosynthesis using miniature plates and screws in these unstable fractures produces anatomical reduction of fractures with stabilization that is rigid enough to allow early mobilization of adjacent joints without allowing loss of reduction, thereby preventing stiffness and hence good functional results.

Hypomethylation of LINE-1 loci is common in most types of cancer; this increases their mobilization and can drive the mobilization of adjacent coding regions and regulatory elements to new locations.

Active and passive mobilization of the adjacent joints was started on second post-operative day.

Collectively these observations strongly support a model of reductive mobilization of arsenic from adjacent clays into aquifers, tempered by repeated flushing during periods of appreciable rainfall.

The onset of internal erosion and mobilization of the soil particles adjacent to the drainage channel coincided with buckling of the ball target and formation of cracks, thereby triggering initial deformation of the dam crest.

This analysis revealed that I-PpoI expression leads to a ~4-fold increase in mobilization of SIRT6 protein to chromatin adjacent to the DSB site.

Dry valley landscapes (glaciers, lakes streams, soils) are hydrologically connected, providing a mechanism for phosphorus weathering and mobilization in soils and sediments to contribute to the nutrient budgets of adjacent aquatic ecosystems.

Joint at right angles with supination of forearm, acute tenderness and swelling, no hope of mobilization could be offered as X-ray showed complete destruction of articular cartilage, with atrophy and erosion of adjacent bone.

The smoothly curved forms of the upper boundary and the ductilely deformed cataclasite adjacent to the black rock suggest the mobilization of black rock and cataclasite during intrusions.

Groundwater from tubewells has high DOC comparable to modern porewaters in the adjacent Sundarbans [17] that could have caused reductive dissolution of HFOs and mobilization of As.

Initial mobilization of a transposon from the donor concatemer to a distinct acceptor locus leaves a footprint between adjacent transposons at the donor site and is predicted to be functionally inconsequential.