Sentence examples for sequence of contributions from inspiring English sources
To this end, a technique is used to establish the sequence of contributions of cervical motion segments to flexion/extension of the spine.
The concepts behind change bursts [107], which allow to predict defects based on sequences of contributions, might be applicable to artifacts across layers.
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Teams are listed based on the sequence of their contributions.
The sequence of segmental contributions is evaluated during full 'bending' extension-to-flexion, and vice versa.
Absence or presence of normal sequence of segmental contributions to cervical spine movement, analysed through fluoroscopic flexion-extension recording (FFER).
Dichotomous outcome measures (presence of normal sequence of segmental contributions, presence of fusion), and ordinal outcome measures (Odom's outcome scale) will be analysed using a χ2 analysis.
Radiological outcome measures are: Absence or presence of normal sequence of segmental contributions to cervical spine movement, analysed through fluoroscopic flexion-extension recording (FFER).
Therefore, a randomized controlled study to investigate the influence of implanting a mobile disc prosthesis on motion in the cervical spine was designed, using analysis of the sequence of segmental contributions.
Primary objective of the study is to ascertain whether a mobile cervical disc prosthesis restores/preserves the sequence of segmental contributions that is present in healthy controls, in contrast to patients undergoing simple discectomy.
The authors therefore chose to use a method that was previously used in healthy controls to describe the dynamic process of cervical spine mobility in more detail, using the sequence of segmental contributions.
