Sentence examples for population of hip from inspiring English sources

Last summer, responding to a felt need in the neighborhood's growing population of hip urban gentry -- what you might call Generation Y.1 -- they added a full kitchen and a talented chef, Ian Topper-KapIann.

Within the population of hip fracture patients there may be large heterogeneity in characteristics and needs.

For the purposes of this study, the total population of hip fracture patients in 1998-2001 was identified in the Finnish Health Care Register.

Our patients were relatively well functioning when compared to the general population of hip fracture patients due to our inclusion criteria (community dwelling and no serious cognitive impairment).

Thus, our study adds clinically relevant knowledge on biomechanics during gait in a population of hip OA patients that previously has been given little attention.

Any projections to a national population of hip fractures from a single centre, single population study may be liable to regional discrepancies and may not be applicable to other hospital populations where incidence of, for example, other comorbidities may be significantly different.

A number of studies on preoperative interventions for populations of hip- and knee arthroplasty patients point to the same result, namely a benefit of initiating the intervention already prior to surgery [ 25, 26].

Hip fracture cases were compared with a cohort of subjects with colon radiographs, n = 803 (54% women) to determine expected population prevalence of hip OA.

The main objective is to compare the REVITAHIP cohort to other cohorts of studies in which vitamin D has been used proactively to improve outcomes following hip fracture surgery, as well as with the Australian population survey of hip fractures from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIWH) [ 6], with a focus on hypovitaminosis D, cognitive and functional status.

Until more accurate and precise methods for exposure assessment have been developed that are feasible for use in large scale population studies of hip and knee OA and other lower extremity disorders, we find it promising to explore the avenue of a JEM approach based on expert ratings of mechanical exposures.

The results of the present study appear to be generalizable to the wider population of MOM hip arthroplasties, as we included all patients who would require investigation under the regulatory guidelines for the UK.