Sentence examples for return to full functioning from inspiring English sources

His return to full functioning can't come soon enough for me.

It is, however, associated with substantial risk of complications, pain and major functional limitation before patients can return to full function.

6 7 However, THA is also a major procedure, associated with a substantial risk of complications, and with weeks of pain and major functional limitations before patients can return to full function.

He also said he expected Rodriguez's hip to return to full function and gain more range of motion.

Scars do not tan in sunlight, and they produce neither hair nor sweat, all evidences of the failure of the skin to return to full function.

Dr. Bryan Kelly of the Hospital for Special Surgery will perform the surgery, and said he expected Rodriguez to return to full function after the All-Star break.

Alex Rodriguez will have surgery on his injured left hip Jan . 16 and Dr. Bryan Kelly, who will perform the procedure, said he expected Rodriguez to return to full function after the All-Star break.

The goals of operative fixation are to maximize the possibility of early return to full function and high-level activity and to minimize late deformity and the likelihood of stiffness (as with prolonged cast immobilization).

The four AO principles of fracture treatment that were directed towards early return to full function were the following: 1. Accurate anatomical reduction especially of intra-articular fractures, 2. Atraumatic operative technique preserving the vitality of bone and soft tissues, 3. Rigid internal fixation, and 4. Avoidance of soft tissue damage and so-called "fracture disease" (Müller et al. 1979).

Mr. President, we simply cannot allow our nation to balance its books on the backs of those with limb loss when an appropriate prosthesis would allow them to return to full function and ability.

It's important to understand that none of these patients returned to full functioning.