Because the relationship between Arenas and the Wizards is probably fractured beyond repair, the parties may ultimately be best served by brokering a settlement and divorcing.
From the paediatrician who allegedly failed to identify the toddler's probably fractured ribs and broken spine, to the social workers and health visitors who appear to have accepted excuses for lesser but regular injuries, the tragic story points to a reticence on the part of professionals to investigate, question and challenge.
Its Gandhi cult unites a party that would probably fracture without it, as happened after Rajiv Gandhi's death.
Tensile and yield strength of a type of carbon-silicon steel increase with exposure to neutron radiation, although elongation, reduction in area, and probably fracture toughness apparently decrease with exposure.
The presence of cracks and other inclined features (probably fractures) serve as conduit for water movement to the surface resulting to events of groundwater seepages in the weathered layer.
By contrast, calcium and vitamin D given together reduce hip fractures and total fractures, and probably vertebral fractures, irrespective of age, sex, or previous fractures.
Viewed from Downing Street, they probably seem a fractured collection of regrettable but relatively insignificant services, located (conveniently) in greater concentration the further you move from Westminster.
The femoral neck fracture is probably the fracture for which there exists the larger number of methods of osteosynthesis.
No general estimates of the number of people who experience chronic pain after a fracture can be found; this is probably as fractures differ in severity and impact from bone to bone.
Of these shells, 26.5% and 9% exhibited large endolith-induced, probably lethal fracture holes for M. galloprovincialis and P. perna respectively (Fig. 7).
Only 1.1%and0.3%3% belonged to the 2 latter groups; a number of these were probably basocervical fractures, and others may have been miscoded.
