Sentence examples for rigid stability from inspiring English sources

Peptidoglycan is a long-chain polymer of two repeating sugars (n-acetylglucosamine and n-acetyl muramic acid), in which adjacent sugar chains are linked to one another by peptide bridges that confer rigid stability.

The stability is guaranteed by using a rigid stability proof.

The institutional innovation of the Bureau of Justice can be transformed from a passive, static, rigid stability maintenance to an initiative, dynamic, flexible stability maintenance.

"Rigid stability is about defining absolute social calm as the objective of governance," wrote Mr Yu in an article carried by the China Media Project, a Hong-Kong-based centre that monitors the media in China.

In the case of reconstructable intra-articular fractures, the AO-principles of open reduction with anatomical realignment and rigid stability will include the complete removal of the haematoma (Fig. 1a).

Not everyone is content with the Watchmaker's peaceful, rigid Stability, however.

Sage et al. [ 10] used long-arm cast for 3 months, Lee et al. [ 4] used brace for 6 weeks, Hong et al. [ 3] used splint immobilization for 2 3 weeks for patients with rigid stabilization, and if the stability was not safe, they used long-arm cast until bridging callus formation was observed.

Rigid initial stability of a prosthesis is achieved when the forces required to dislodge the components are equal to or less than the physiological forces to which the implant is exposed upon postoperative loading.

This rigid oceanographic stability however, may have resulted in an ecosystem filled with endemic fauna that are poorly poised to deal with rapid climate variation [ 7, 17].

LaPorte et al. [ 19] stated two relative contraindications for non-cemented total hip prosthesis: interference with bone in-growth and inability to achieve a congruent fit; both of these preclude establishment of rigid initial stability.

Exosomes become more rigid increasing their stability after they are released from m into the extracellular space with its increased pH.