Sentence examples for rate of dislocations from inspiring English sources

Such a rapidly increasing rate of dislocations nucleation leads to a sudden growth of the plastic zone (avalanche).

The storage rate of dislocations in the presence of forest obstacles is modeled for the first time at the level of dislocation intersections and reactions.

The incidence rate of dislocations referred for orthopedic services was 1.04 per 1000 member-years and, members between the ages of fifteen and nineteen years had the highest rate of dislocations referred for orthopedic services [ 9].

In a prospective case-control study, McKinley and Robinson (2002) reported an increased rate of dislocations after a secondary THR (20%) compared to a primary one (8%), all of which were performed via a posterior approach.

A possible explanation for the lower rate of dislocations, strains, and sprains, and fractures among children of lower SES is that children of a higher SES may participate in more organised sports, and/or ride on snowmobiles, all terrain vehicles and cars, thereby leading to this type of injury.

The model strongly suggests that uniform elongation is controlled primarily by the rate of dislocation recovery.

The reported rate of dislocation varies from 0.5 to 10 % after primary total hip arthroplasty [32].

The growth rate of dislocation density decreases which indicates the start of dynamic recovery through recombination of dislocations.

Next, the utility of the Transition Interface Sampling was examined as the method was recently shown to be effective for predicting the rate of dislocation-precipitate interactions.

Surgeons have long depended on the anterolateral abductor splitting approach for a low rate of dislocation and ease of component placement.

The type of arthroplasty to be used, either hemi- or total hip arthroplasty, remains controversial as total hip replacements potentially have a higher rate of dislocation.