Sentence examples for most frequent compression from inspiring English sources

It is regarded as the most frequent compression neuropathy.

CTS is the most frequent compression syndrome of a peripheral nerve.

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is one of the most frequent compression neuropathies of the upper limb [ 1].

Compression is the most frequent mode of damage of neural elements in spinal cord injury.

Non-vertebral events and radiotherapy were the most frequent type of SRE, while cord compression and hypercalcaemia were rare (1%).

Similarly, venous leg ulcers were the most frequent ulcer type in this sample (n = 32) and compression therapy is the gold standard evidence based treatment [ 36], however, only 6.3% (2 of 32) of patients with a venous leg ulcer were receiving compression on admission to the study clinics, and a total of 11% had been treated with compression at any time in the previous 12 months.

For instance, in fingerprint compression, fingerprints can be viewed as 'messages' produced by a stochastic source and understanding the statistical regularities of the source is essential for deriving efficient compression algorithms that use short codewords for the most frequent events.

Although prolonged disease-free survival has been reported after surgical resection of single and even multiple bone metastases, the most frequent indication for treatment are symptoms such as pain from nerve-root compression and pathological fractures.

Crimping compression connectors such as sleeve connectors and lugs and cutting cables are two of the most frequent tasks that line workers perform.

The alterations in the text are limited to a few compressions here and there, and to the occasional well-placed "ehen!" (one of the most frequent interjections in West African English, generally used as an affirmative, sometimes as a query).

Osteochondromas are the most frequent benign bone tumors but only rarely occur along the spinal column and even more rarely induce symptoms from spinal cord compression.We report 2 adult patients, both with a history of hereditary multiple exostoses, who presented with cervical myelopathy secondary to osteochondromas.