Pre/postoperative alignment, surgical time, lateral laxity, and preoperative ROM had no significant in two groups; however, postoperative flexion was superior in lateral approach group 123.8°, 109° in medial approach group.
"Good times breed laxity, laxity breeds unreliable numbers and ultimately unreliable numbers bring about bad times".
To me, The Times's laxity in this area, as exposed in your column, is a serious violation of your readers' trust in the paper's impartiality.
The ED algorithm (see Algorithm 3) does not consider the length of the task's execution time and instead distributes the laxity of the job evenly among the execution phases of the job.
The parameter em is used to determine the laxity (or slack time) of a job and is generated using a uniform distribution (U) where 1 is the lower-bound and em max is the upper-bound of the distribution.
Strengths of the present study were the high participation rate, the low drop-out rate, inclusion of only Caucasian women, assessment of only the left hand and one person measured the finger joint laxity at all time periods.
Secondly, we believe that in this study stress radiographs in 30° and 90° flexion obtained with the Telos device have, for the first time, shown convincing long-term laxity results for anterior and posterior translation in surgically treated patients after traumatic knee dislocation.
To review the history of procedures used to strengthen the action of the superior oblique (SO) muscle and methods of quantifying surgical dosage and to determine the relationship between congenital onset and tendon laxity measured at the time of surgery.
"I think that many of us worry about increased skin laxity (loose skin) over time from the pulling of any hair removal method.
The study presented in this paper is novel because this is the first time knee joint kinematics and active laxity, in the form of knee joint translations, have been measured in-vivo directly from bone.
