Sentence examples for normal articulation from inspiring English sources

The proximal end of the radius has expanded extensively around the protruding articular cartilage of the humerus to the point of displacing the normal articulation between the ulna and the distal humerus.

Lesions were evaluated quantitatively on each slide using a 3-point scale ranging from 0 to 3, where 0 = normal articulation; 1 = slight inflammation and thickening of the synovium; 2 = mild thickening of the synovium and mild inflammation with invasion of the subsynovial area by inflammatory cells; 3 = severe inflammation and massive invasion of adjacent tissues by pannus [ 17].

Nevertheless, secure fixation of the scaffold to the meniscal lesion would be required to prevent dislodgement, with possible disruption of normal joint articulation.

The generation of a hydrostatic pressure within cartilage allows it to counteract the loads transmitted to it from the long bones during normal joint articulation.

This, we believe, is the first systematic production of new and practically normal articulations.

DISI frequently occurs concomitantly with rotary subluxation of the scaphoid, due to alteration of the normal scapholunate articulation.

Such an explosive development as molecular biology hardly fits Kuhn's description of steady, normal scientific articulation of the new paradigm by puzzle solving.

In the case of a reduced Z-Score of the MCP and PIP articulations with an absence of joint space reduction of the DIP joints, the normal joint space widths of DIP joints can be used as a diagnostic criterion for RA.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Stress radiograph at 2 years post hook plate fixation: Congruent acromioclavicular articulation and normal coracoclavicular distance with mild sclerosis.

Articulation beyond normal manipulation, tremor reduction, and all the other claimed advantages may not be proven; however, these properties, and the improved ergonomics, are a true paradigm shift in surgery.

The parietal lobes make little, if any, contribution to the planning, execution, and monitoring of articulation during normal spoken language production.