Sentence examples for the joint subject from inspiring English sources

Oxford Brookes University, where 40% of undergraduates do joint honours, is the nearest thing Keele has to competition on the joint subject degree front.

Either malalignment or local stepoffs within the joint subject the cartilage (both fibro and hyaline) to excess focal loading, producing progressive damage.

Proust and Ruskin were to be the joint subjects of his thesis when in 1945 he embarked on his PhD at the University of Michigan, but his supervisor urged him to focus on Ruskin alone: "Everybody's doing Proust these days," he was told, "but no one's doing Ruskin".

For the joint subjected to the same bending moment, the larger the axial load, the smaller the joint opening.

Here, one example of the stress distribution at the interface of the joint subjected to the external pressure is shown in Figure 4.

The boundary conditions for this case were: u r  = 0, at x = 0; u x  = 0, x = 0; and u s  = 0, x = 0. Figure 5 shows the stress distribution at the interface between the adhesive and the adherends of the joint subjected to internal pressure.

Distant effects on the joint subjected to arthroscopy cannot be excluded, but even if present they should be minimal.

The fatigue performances of the joints subjected to these basic and combined load cases are investigated, and the Alternating Current Potential Drop (ACFD) technique is used to monitor their joint crack growth and crack shape developments.

As detected in patients with OA compared with healthy donors [ 21], a significant upregulation of AP-2ε expression was measured in the joints subjected to OA surgery compared with the untreated joints in WT mice (Fig.  6d).

Since we wished to study trochanteric area pain, not referred pain from the hip joint, subjects with suspected hip osteoarthritis based on hip internal rotation ≤ 15° in the context of pain with internal rotation were excluded from the definition of GTPS [ 17, 18].

Sternoclavicular joint (SCJ) pain is uncommon but the joint is subject to the same disease processes that occur in other joints.