Sentence examples for revision more often from inspiring English sources
When interpreting the risk estimates for age groups the impact of life expectancy on revision risk should be taken into consideration since older patients will experience death before revision more often than younger patients.
A report by the Norwegian Arthroplasty Registry underlines the fact that the femoral head size is a risk factor for total hip luxation, and that 28 mm heads require revision significantly more often than 32 mm, and 26 mm heads more often than 30 mm heads.
A White House spokesman said that President Obama supported the Justice Department's changes as well as its call, at the end of a report on the revisions, to more often find ways other than criminal investigations to deal with leaks of classified information.
In a retrospective work on 42,987 primary operations, Bystrom S et al. [ 4], demonstrated that the femoral head size was an important risk factor for prosthesis luxation: 22 mm heads performed equally well or better than 28 mm heads, but 28 mm heads required revision four times more often than 32 mm ones.
Refracture after implant removal and major revision surgery just tended to prevail more often after plate fixation, while implant failure was more common in EIN groups.
Also, older patients more often have contraindications for revision, which may lead to underestimation of the true failure rate.
The reason for inferior results after revision of uncemented cups is not known, but it is possible that these hips more often had pronounced bone loss at the index cup revision.
The story is broken by lists, Q. and A. and other devices like the occasional "Notice of Historical Revision"; one reads, "During that particular time period, I probably hated my mother more often than I loved her".
