Sentence examples for ruptured time from inspiring English sources

For example, in terms of time, curable acute illness may lend itself to narratives structured by restorative time (regaining health), disabilities incurred through accidents by ruptured time (then now), and chronic illnesses that are relapse-remitting to cyclical time (better worse better worse).

This is because a small patch of high stress drop is ruptured simultaneously along with the ongoing rupture of the large patch, as inferred from the rupture time shown in Figure 6.

In comparison with untreated (cancer control) cells, it was noted the appearance of cellular shrinkage and increased ruptured cells with time, indicating cellular disintegration, membrane blebbing and buds were also detected within 24 hours after treatment).

Dachshunds aren't like other dogs — letting their lower bodies dangle is uncomfortable to them and can contribute to painful back problems (like slipped and ruptured discs) over time.

Hibernian striker Farid El Alagui took a chance on a relatively new surgical procedure in order to recover from a ruptured Achilles tendon in time to take part in the promotion play-offs in the Scottish Championship.

It can be argued that the inclusion of 15 patients with ruptured aneurysms at the time of EVT could influence our results in so far that patients with this condition can experience headaches up to 1 month after the event [2].

The mean time to ruptured berry aneurysm was 3.70 years from initiation of chronic dialysis in ADPKD patients vs 2.36 years for non-ADPKD patients (p < 0.001).

A ruptured membrane usually heals in time, restoring most of the hearing loss.

Even some time after a ruptured ACL has been reconstructed thigh musculature atrophy, voluntary activation, and knee-extensor strength deficits may be encountered.

From the site of the ruptured pipe, as of press time, I observed raw effluent, now slowed to a relative trickle, flowing untreated into the waters of Pictou Harbour.

Six days later the patient presented again in cardiogenic shock, this time from a ruptured papillary muscle causing severe mitral valve insufficiency.