Sentence examples for recurrent rotation from inspiring English sources

After three weeks, "Spotlight" reached a peak of 32 on the chart, but fell to 40 the next week, before being sent for recurrent rotation.

We also review the literature on previous techniques that have been used to prevent or stabilize recurrent toric IOL rotation.

Their initial trial enrolled 40 patients with a mean age of 39 years (range 17too 84 years) and found a significant reduction in recurrent dislocation in the external rotation group [ 1].

This work adds to the growing body of literature challenging the effectiveness of external rotation bracing for preventing recurrent instability in first-time anterior dislocation.

A recent meta-analysis [ 6] utilized pooled data from five randomized controlled trials and close to 500 patients, but did not demonstrate evidence of efficacy of external rotation bracing for reducing recurrent dislocation.

In an Israeli study [ 4] of 51 subjects with a mean age of 20 years (range 17too 27 years), 78% of whom were soldiers, no decrease in recurrent dislocation was noted with external rotation bracing.

Interventions to treat minor trichiasis by destroying the lashes, such as cryotherapy and electrolysis, appear to have low success rates in preventing recurrent trichiasis compared to bilamellar tarsal rotation surgery (Reacher 1992).

Kralinger et al 15 reported that those who had recurrent instability had 0.44° of loss of external rotation at 90° of abduction compared with those without recurrence (p=0.044).

Coronal holes persist for many 27-day solar (equatorial) rotations and, as a consequence, produce recurrent magnetic storms.

The definition of benign paroxysmal torticollis should include recurrent episodes of one-sided head tilt with slight rotation, with onset in the first year.

It is possible that abnormal rotational kinematics may contribute to degenerative changes after ACL injuries [ 4], and abnormal femurotibial axial rotation has been described in patients with recurrent patellar dislocation using a radiographic technique [ 5].