Van Noort et al. [12] reported that only two of seven patients had a corresponding indirect scapular reduction with only clavicular fixation, and persistent caudal displacement of the glenoid was observed in the other five patients.
In the meantime, however, these developments are likely to be significantly destabilising.For one thing, this story implies that certain classes of labourer (and these classes could come to represent quite a lot of the labour force) may face chronic underemployment and the persistent threat of displacement.
Earlier research has established a substantial and persistent effect of displacement on labour market success.
No patients experienced corneal decompensation, increased intraocular pressure, persistent inflammation, IOL displacement, or explantation during the follow-up period.
The negative effects of displacement are persistent, at least up to 6 years after the firm closed down17.
This analysis selects coherent pixels, which are termed persistent scatterers, and estimates pixel displacement.
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When applied across the device, a constant temperature difference between an external (low- to medium-grade) heat source and an external heat sink is converted into sustained and persistent oscillations of pressure and volumetric fluid displacement.
Our results do not reveal a natural stimulus that induces persistence, as displacements of the antennae rarely induced persistent grooming.
For older workers, the negative impact gradually decreases to about 3 percentage points; hence, for both age groups, a persistent significance remains up to 6 years after displacement.
