The acting is a joy, every performance a winner, with Campbell brilliant as Alice, whose life and sense of self fractures like a cracked mirror.
Henry's means of income serve as a metaphor — and an arguably heavy one — for his own sense of self-fracture.
Self-fracturing of fluid-saturated porous materials during drying processes is considered, and a physical model of this widespread phenomenon in drying problems is proposed.
Depression is rather a shutting down of the emotive self, a fracturing of the will.
Similarly, the presence of self-reported fractures (i.e. any fractures, vertebral fractures, main non-vertebral fractures; p < 0.001 for all 3 groups) was associated with greater disability, as shown by higher HAQ scores than in RA patients without fractures (Fig. 3).
Women were identified as having baseline self-reported fractures that included fractures of the clavicle, upper arm, wrist, spine, rib, hip, pelvis, ankle, upper leg or lower leg since the age of 45 years.
Today, that self has fractured into a thousand online avatars.
Self reported fractures were confirmed by a copy of the radiographic report and were centrally adjudicated.
In an analysis of 30 study participants, all self reported fractures were validated by medical record review.
No longitudinal studies have been performed with regard to vertebral fractures specifically, but in a prospective study of 490 postmenopausal women, no association was found between OPG and all types of self reported fractures [ 19].
A potential limitation of self-reported fractures is in vertebral fractures.
