Sentence examples for type of detachment from inspiring English sources

The most common type of detachment, however, has no such predisposing factors; instead, the distinctive feature is the formation of a small hole or tear in the retina, usually at its periphery.

The only possible cause for this type of detachment might be physical interaction such as hydrodynamic shear.

Second, detachment has to occur when the tip reaches the end of the object, sobj = LW; we refer to this type of detachment as 'pull-off'.

First, under some conditions detachment occurs suddenly before the end of the whisker has reached the object, sobj < LW; we refer to this type of detachment as 'slip-off'.

We note two qualitatively different types of detachment.

Both preoperative and postoperative factors are generally considered to contribute to the recovery of VA after surgery for this type of retinal detachment.

Other types of retinal detachments include tractional detachments, which are caused by abnormal membranes that contract on the surface of the retina (as can occur with advanced diabetic eye disease), and exudative detachments, in which the fluid that leaks under the retina comes from within or beneath the retina.

All other types of retinal detachment (exudative, tractional and combined) are excluded.

Nevertheless, a larger case series could contribute to a more sophisticated statistical evaluation such as correlation analysis with the timing of surgery, the length of follow up time or some surgical factors, such as posterior hyaloid detachment, type of pathogens and age, therefore a further prospective study is warranted.

Women clearly explained their emotional difficulties as relating to both key temporal points in the process of becoming a mother (particularly childbirth and breastfeeding) and in terms of psychological processes across different types of distress (particularly feelings of detachment, avoidance, guilt and social comparison).

Too many nonfiction works try to obscure their partisanship through formal devices meant to suggest some kind of journalistic-type detachment, like voice-of-God narration or the presentation of two (though rarely more) sides of an issue, never mind the documentary filmmaker Emile de Antonio's shrewd observation that "with any cut at all, objectivity fades away".