Sentence examples for point of abduction from inspiring English sources

It is understood that Ms O'Callaghan got into the Avensis a week ago, and police said that the "point of abduction" was caught on camera.

The only clues investigators found were a white sock, not far from the point of abduction, and a set of tire tracks that a K9 police officer had followed Jacob's scent to.

Joey's hand-selected nanny turned out to be a matricidal psycho well versed in the finer points of child abduction.

I asked Sergeant Jenkins what he considered the point of all the abductions.

A maximum of 40 points is assigned for active range of motion, and 25 points for quantitative measurement of abduction strength [ 14, 29, 30].

Brunner et al. [ 13] analyzed in a prospective case series 58 patients with a mean CMS of 73.6 points, abduction of 107° and anterior flexion of 119.2°.

Attorney General Cándido Conde-Pumpido announced on June 18 that 849 cases were being examined, adding that 162 already could be classified as criminal proceedings because of evidence pointing to abductions.

My friend pointed out that this event followed the literary tradition of abduction narratives during the 1700s.

Bogner et al. [ 8] found in 51 3-and 4-part fractures after a mean follow up of 33.8 months, a mean CMS of 61.2 points for 3-part and 49.5 points in 4-part fractures in elderly patients, with a mean overall CMS of 71.6 points and abduction and anterior flexion of 133° and 143.5°.

Also, the change of abduction angle of the left fourth finger between the different time points during pregnancy and postpartum are shown among those women with values at the particular time points.

The lever arm of abduction force was measured between the centre of the dynamometer cuff and the point 3 cm distal to the lateral edge of acromion.