Sentence examples for native articulation from inspiring English sources

We hypothesized that prostheses reverse-engineered from the native bone shape would provide similar contact patterns as the native articulation.

We hypothesized that capitellar replacement would decrease joint contact area relative to the native articulation; and an anatomical implant design would replicate more normal contact morphology than a spherical implant.

As a result, there has been an increased focus on early-interventions for AVN, aimed at preservation of the native articulation [ 6, 12].

Maintaining the native articulations using the bone bridge technique ensures physiologic loads are measured.

The authors should include a legend describing specific network terms such as "betweenness" and "articulation points" or "mélange" or "natives" Authors' response: We have described these terms in the main text, where required.

Although it has been suggested that failure to restore the joint to its native condition has unknown consequences (Shaaban et al. 2006), altered loads may increase the risk of cartilage wear and degenerative changes at the radiocapitellar and ulnohumeral articulations.

This study examined whether experience with a native language affected processing of a place-of-articulation feature.

Accurate content indicates how well the test taker understands the prompt and responds with appropriate linguistic content while the manner scores indicate how close the test taker's articulation, rhythm, phrasing, and pausing are to the majority of native speakers, as determined by statistical models based on a large sample of native speaker data.

We confirmed by hearing all WestPoint Corpus utterances that contain this phoneme, that it is due to the difference in the place of articulation, that is, in the position of the tongue dip when the /t/ is uttered by native and nonnative speakers.

The English language articulation of TEK along with synonymous or closely related terms like indigenous knowledge (Brokensha et al. 1980) and native science (Cajete 1999)—originates in literatures on international development (Agrawal 1995; Warren et al. 1995) and adaptive management (Berkes 1999).

Articulation, pedalling, dynamics.