Sentence examples for sufficient trauma from inspiring English sources
Periprosthetic fractures following THRA can be either atraumatic, or more rarely, caused by sufficient trauma.
In each of these cases the periprosthetic fractures resulted from sufficient trauma.
Traumatic fractures seem to be somewhat different from the former type because, theoretically, the femoral components are both well-seated and well-fixed during implantation, and, despite the presence of viable good quality bone remnant under the femoral component, the fractures are caused by sufficient trauma.
Cashman and Cronin (2008), for example, explore the ways in which experiences of volcanic activities can result in sufficient psychological trauma that people challenge, and as a result alter, their cosmologies.
The events causing LOC may have produced sufficient psychological trauma to induce PTSD.
It is also possible that coughing itself is enough to cause sufficient laryngeal trauma to sustain chronic inflammation and laryngeal hyper-reactivity.
In these cases, one session has been sufficient to reduce trauma symptoms from the severe range to low (subclinical) levels of distress.
The recordings revealed brain abnormalities months afterward; the most severe were found in prisoners who had endured either head trauma sufficient to render them unconscious or, yes, solitary confinement.
Your criticism of the seven Labour MPs leaving the party (These resignations are a mistake. But they are also a warning, 19 February), fails to take into sufficient account the trauma of abandoning the political affiliation that has nurtured them and, in earlier times, given them a purpose.
Secondary analyses reported results separately for men and women when sufficient variation in trauma variables was present.
The questionnaire also asked about consumption of dietary supplements (types and duration), family history of ALS in first-degree relatives, occupational history, life-style factors (smoking habits, coffee and alcohol consumption), and history of trauma sufficient to result in admission to a hospital.
