Sentence examples for risk of deformation from inspiring English sources

The crystal may become dislodged or shatter, and a weak case would be at risk of deformation.

Lastly, (3) under the combined effect of high internal pressure and non-uniform external support, the downhole casing has a high risk of deformation.

"Containment" methods such as femoral varus osteotomy will increase the cover and reduce the risk of deformation of the epiphysis.

In 1981, studies of retrievals showed higher risk of deformation and loosening when the polyethylene was too thin (< = 6 mm) and in an early era, when UKR was widely used (often bilaterally), the register quickly demonstrated that the method was particularly unsuitable for patients with rheumatoid arthritis, after which its usage for this disease halted.

The fascial defect (size 30 × 35 mm) was large; thus, direct suturing was considered to be associated with a high risk of thoracic deformation and recurrence.

It can also reduce the risk of casing deformation due to thermal stress within trapped annuli and reduce occurrences of wellhead sealing damage.

It can be concluded that the traditional supporting structure did not satisfy the stability requirement of tunnel, especially for the sections with extreme risk of large deformation in this seismic area.

A common limitation for attempting to quantify an injury is the risk of plastic deformation during the test, which is proportional to the degree of instability triggered by the injury.

Given there was no reduction in visual acuity and no change in corneal topography from baseline after the treatment period, the risk of corneal deformation with the MGDRx EyeBag, as prescribed, appears to be minimal.

Thus, when used based upon the treatment regimen prescribed herein, the MGDRx EyeBag may be considered a safe and effective eyelid warming device with a low risk of corneal deformation and visual changes, and results in improved comfort and tear film parameters involved in evaporative dry eye in patients with MGD.

Premature removal of the external fixator is associated with a risk of fracture or deformation of the regenerate bone with a reported incidence of between 3.6 and 24%% [5, 6, 7, 8].