Sentence examples for possible fragility from inspiring English sources

Rather, the possible fragility of professional and individual concerns that the UK study gives indications of, and these Norwegian GPs seem to worry about, may be used as an argument against introducing economic incentives.

The aim of the study is to develop a procedure for the identification of seismic intensity parameters, which make it possible to relate the fragility of linear and non-linear systems for a given design response spectrum, with the fragility for a set of different recorded accelerograms.

In this study, it can be seen that the use of equivalent basic wind speed make it possible to conduct the fragility analysis under wind and rain loads and the proposed concept of critical collapse curve is very convenient to evaluate the collapse status for structures subjected to wind and rain loads.

Already, these studies have identified novel pathways that contribute to control of BMD and bone fragility with possible therapeutic targets.

This test also made it possible to detect EF fragility, beginning at the blMCI stage, with 78% sensitivity and 90% specificity.

By maintaining this line of thought it might be possible to specifically engineer fragility in such a manner that the synthetic organisms are 'evolutionary losers'.

However, the findings also illustrate the tension between a possible prospective stance and the fragility caused by resource rigidities or implementation failures due to less successful project management or the ambiguity of leadership roles.

Transmission from contaminated environment is also possible although hampered by the fragility of the enveloped virus outside the host.

Cluster analysis of gait parameters on the Walking Stroop carpet revealed an interaction between cognitive and functional abilities because it made it possible to distinguish dysexecutive cognitive fragility or decline with a sensitivity of 89% and a specificity of 94%.

Five studies included conditions that predispose to bone fragility as a possible cause and showed that osteopenia of prematurity or bone dysplasia were common causes of rib fractures in the infant/toddler population.w22-w24 .w22-w24 w27 w28ological invesTheations varadiological studinvestigationsplain the variedion in prevalence figures.

In addition, our sample size (N = 119,318) allowed us to explore more of the risk factors for fragility fracture than was possible in the previous study.