1 he setting of typical lesion vascularity and friability.

2 erence, 32.9%; OR, 6.72; 95% CI, 3.03-14.89; friability: 42.9% vs 12.8%; difference, 30.1%; OR, 5.11;

3 ndropathy characterized by extreme cartilage friability and cartilage-bone debonding, which has not p

4 entability, pH, soluble nitrogen, viscosity, friability and free-amino nitrogen.

5 l syndrome characterized by marked cartilage friability and osteochondral debonding.

6                        The sensory score for friability and the spread ratio of purple biscuits accou

7  and stool frequency scores of 0, no mucosal friability, and a > or =1-point reduction in sigmoidosco

8                                  Nodularity, friability, and mass effect were more commonly observed

9 am revealed a 3-cm barrel-shaped cervix with friability at the os and no appreciable parametrial invo

10         CYPOR -/- embryos displayed a marked friability, consistent with defects in cell adhesion.

11 ical strengths showing low hardness (<8 kg), friability (&lt;1 %), and moisture content (<1 %).

12                                Integrity and friability of the tissue specimens correlate with their

13 cularization, eyelid inflammation (redness), friability of vasculature, inflammatory discharge (pus),

14 ine children with severe duodenitis, all had friability or ulceration at endoscopy and mucosal-fold t