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1 s of varus thrust and greater odds of valgus thrust.

2 ore rapid rate than patients without a varus thrust.

3 with a thrust compared with knees without a thrust.

4 dy slip on uncoupled areas of the subduction thrust.

5 zone lies about 15 kilometers below the main thrust.

6 sts that SwmA functions in the generation of thrust.

7 x (Indian plate rocks) via the Great Counter Thrust.

8 fuel aromatics content and decreasing engine thrust.

9 oke to generate lift and increase propulsive thrust.

10 lexural movements to push water and generate thrust.

11 body are simultaneously generating drag and thrust.

12 le deformations of their flagella to produce thrust.

13 e behind a set of turbofan engines of 124 kN thrust.

14 those with and those without definite varus thrust.

15 ile walking and scored for presence of varus thrust.

16 factor of approximately 40 lower at takeoff thrust.

17 hanical load in order to maintain propulsive thrust.

18 to perform courtship displays or gonopodial thrusts.

19 muscles execute rhythmic copulatory spicule thrusts.

20 w technique performed with naso-gastric tube thrust after nitrates medication in definite clinical ca

21 /= 8.5 mainshocks during the past decade are thrusts; after these events, the global rate of occurren

22 relaxed bent shape, and the 13-methyl group thrusts against the indole ring of Trp182 which tilts in

23 n management support with combined bottom-up thrusts, an internal information gathering and dissemina

24 ted approximate values for bundle torque and thrust and body torque and drag, and we estimated the fi

25 he helical motion of the cell body generates thrust and can explain the direction-dependent changes i

26 nt baseline gait observation to assess varus thrust and full-limb radiography to assess alignment.

27 s, African Americans had lower odds of varus thrust and greater odds of valgus thrust.

28 Although I agree with the thrust and spirit of their recommendations, I argue that

29 ns for total WOMAC pain in relation to varus thrust and static varus alignment (i.e., corrected anato

30 nomia bijuga produce a division of labour in thrust and torque production that controls direction and

31 , the animat possessed motors that generated thrust and torque, a compass, and visual sensors.

32 MAC pain questions as the outcomes and varus thrust and varus alignment as the predictors.

33 otential energy from gravity, involving wing thrusts and flapping, coping with air resistance that sl

34 's involvement, and the nature of its policy thrusts and investment strategy in the sector, are outli

35 In patients with knee OA, varus thrust, and possibly varus static alignment, were associ

36 t of the Andean orogenic axis and associated thrust-and-fold lowland dynamics in shaping patterns of

37 red separately, suggesting that knees with a thrust are a subset of varus-aligned knees at particular

38 its classification, epidemiological aspects, thrust areas demanding endotoxin control, commercially a

39 tely 65%, and approximately 7% static engine thrust as a proxy for takeoff, cruising, and taxiing, re

40 This projectile was thrust at a velocity of 30 miles per hour and was timed

41 However, the mechanistic basis of thrust augmentation by flexible propulsors remained unre

42 n enhanced fluid circulation and, therefore, thrust augmentation for flexible margins of both medusan

43 emale mice showed no more mounting or pelvic-thrusting behavior toward an estrous female or a castrat

44 These difficulties also explain the thrust behind the enormous amount of innovation centered

45 d inland at the sub-Andean foreland fold and thrust belt, indicating that the Andes are continuing to

46 mountain belts are characterized by fold and thrust belts that grow through sequential stacking of th

47 he promise of ever greater performance, have thrust bioinformatics into the era of petabyte-scale dat

48 ling" with body drag, friction-dominated leg thrust, but no media flow as in air, water, or sand.

49 Most swimming bacteria produce thrust by rotating helical filaments called flagella.

50 nsufflation flow delivered through a reverse thrust catheter (RTC).

51 s, at catheter flow of 15 L/min; the forward thrust catheter increased carinal pressure and Pao2/FIO2

52 catheter flow rate of 15 L/min, the forward thrust catheter increased carinal pressure, PaO2, and Pa

53 The reverse thrust catheter increased PaO2 and PaO2/FIO2 both by 11%

54 The reverse thrust catheter increased PaO2/FIO2 by 102% (p<.001) and

55 The forward thrust catheter reduced PaCO2 by 29% (p<.002).

56 The forward thrust catheter reduced Paco2 by 40% (p<.04).

57 ing a flow of 1.0 L/kg/min through a reverse thrust catheter, at the same baseline and inspiratory/ex

58 adduction moment was greater in knees with a thrust compared with knees without a thrust.

59 resemble the ones of the approximately 100% thrust conditions, but they are more moderate.

60 s, African Americans had lower odds of varus thrust, controlling for age, sex, body mass index (BMI),

61 quisite for these cells to produce a forward thrust during movement and suggest that crawling and swi

62 Treatment of varus thrust (e.g., via bracing or gait modification) may lead

63 ses induced by the asymmetric rupture of the thrust earthquake, a process previously unknown because

64 orrelation between the occurrence of shallow thrust earthquakes and the occurrence of the strongest t

65 f rupture and source depth for 40 interplate thrust earthquakes located offshore of Honshu between 19

66 Great thrust earthquakes on this section of the interface (wit

67 l networks and future quantum networks) have thrust EIT to the forefront of experimental study during

68 lyfish vehicles to elucidate that propulsive thrust enhancement by flexible medusan bell margins reli

69 pe region seaward of a great subduction zone thrust event.

70 the deep aseismic zone exhibiting slow-slip thrust events.

71 easures the hook flexibility relative to the thrust exerted by the flagellum; this parameter and the

72 picules to reattempt insertion if a previous thrust failed to breach the vulva.

73 (M = 7.9) earthquake, which ruptured a large thrust fault along the range front causing tens of thous

74 s in a continuous fashion the Main Himalayan thrust fault as it extends from a shallow depth under Ne

75 on of the GPS data reveals a shallow-dipping thrust fault at a depth of 4.5[?]km that we interpret as

76 derately dipping (20 degrees to 30 degrees ) thrust fault away from the deformation front.

77 ediments folded above the Puente Hills blind thrust fault beneath Los Angeles reveal that the folding

78 uakes reveal the presence of an active blind-thrust fault beneath metropolitan Los Angeles.

79 istent with a model having no slip along the thrust fault between 2 and 40 km depth.

80 al, delineating for the first time an active thrust fault nearly 100 km north of the surface expressi

81 upture occurred on a north-dipping Himalayan thrust fault propagating south of Bhutan.

82 eal the existence of a torquing mechanism of thrust fault ruptures near the free surface that causes

83 d that rupture of the Sierra Madre-Cucamonga thrust fault system is unlikely to trigger rupture of th

84 ult interactions between the strike-slip and thrust fault systems in southern California.

85 systematic depth-dependence of slip along a thrust fault with a number of 2D dynamic simulations usi

86 ult-related folding above the blind Reelfoot thrust fault.

87 a images reveal previously undetected lobate thrust-fault scarps and associated meter-scale secondary

88 tion on Io may involve localized deep-rooted thrust faulting and block rotation, due to compression a

89 ith different geometries, with the triggered thrust faulting only being revealed by detailed seismic

90 ace is poorly understood as shallow parts of thrust faults are considered to be frictionally stable.

91 ater than +/-60 degrees, indicating that the thrust faults are globally distributed.

92 k flysch belt, with evidence of near-surface thrust faults caused by convergence between Eastern Tibe

93 the contraction is primarily accommodated on thrust faults rather than on the northeast-trending stri

94 4 Northridge earthquakes revealed that blind thrust faults represent a significant threat to metropol

95 ed: (1) brittle crustal thickening, in which thrust faults with large amounts of slip that are rooted

96 also crossed by other active strike-slip and thrust faults.

97 Many of Earth's great earthquakes occur on thrust faults.

98 the tectonic signals expected from the blind thrust faults.

99 ) as a function of fuel aromatic content and thrust for an in-production aircraft gas turbine engine.

100 We find that the propulsive thrust for fibroblast locomotion, approximately 0.2 dyn,

101 a, but also directly generates the necessary thrust for locomotion.

102 erculosis drugs, facilitates the present day thrust for new drugs to counteract multiple drug-resista

103 The engines of ingenuity to provide the thrust for the 21th century will come from molecular gen

104 Scaling transistors' dimensions has been the thrust for the semiconductor industry in the last four d

105 es caused bacterial mobilization through the thrust force of their flagellar propulsion.

106 h opening to closing, and although they need thrust force to stabilize their posture, the head does n

107 ce during the feeding phase, suggesting that thrust force was used to hold the head up and to stabili

108 effect causes the overestimation of the body thrust forces in the RFT.

109 r through the computation of lift, drag, and thrust forces.

110 First, the vibrissae are thrust forward as the rostral extrinsic muscle, musculus

111 ackwards and sometimes, in addition, the jaw thrust forward.

112 rrupt degradation because 1) the translocase thrusts forward less effectively or because 2) the trans

113 ls in terms of a balance between the forward thrust from swimming movements and drag on the body.

114 retreat of deformation from the easternmost thrust front.

115 se wild-type swarm, the effect of the active thrust generated by the flagella can be singled out.

116 eved to be one of the highest measured for a thrust generating apparatus within the animal kingdom.

117 two segments of the active Himalayan Frontal Thrust (HFT) in northwestern India.

118 The core tenet of the "Spear Thrusting Hypothesis", that underhand thrusting requires

119 s known to be required for the generation of thrust, identification of other components of the motili

120 determine the frequency of varus and valgus thrust in African Americans and Caucasians and to identi

121 trast, the hindlimbs provide relatively weak thrust in all simulations.

122 Having a thrust in both knees versus neither knee was associated

123 illatoria, may function in the generation of thrust in gliding motility.

124 otein that is required for the generation of thrust in Synechococcus sp. strain WH8102.

125 As plasma proteins have become a major thrust in the field of biomarkers, we have enabled a bat

126 tions states plus colloidal forms, the major thrust in this work was to study the behavior of most mo

127 Key research thrusts in both academia and industry will speed this tr

128 culine behavior, including mounts and pelvic thrusts in females, and ejaculation in males.

129 o refine seismic hazard assessments of blind thrusts in other metropolitan regions.

130 One of the major thrusts in proximal probe techniques is combination of i

131 Thrust increased 4-fold (age-, sex-, body mass index-, a

132 In varus-aligned knees, thrust increased the odds of OA progression 3-fold (adju

133 Varus thrust increased the odds of progression among varus-ali

134 e dimethylbenzimidazole nucleotide "tail" is thrust into a deep hydrophobic pocket in the protein.

135 within humans, a genetic heritage that, when thrust into our modern "obesogenic" environment, creates

136 Evolving research thrusts involve interfacing traditional and molecular sy

137 Varus thrust is a potent risk factor, identifiable by simple g

138 Valgus thrust is believed to be less common than varus thrust;

139 of the zymogens, but in Drosophila, a major thrust is derepression of caspase inhibitors.

140 animal swimming is the idea that propulsive thrust is generated by pushing the surrounding water rea

141 a thin sharp reflection where the subduction thrust is inferred to be locked, to a broad reflection b

142 Undulatory locomotion, a gait in which thrust is produced in the opposite direction of a travel

143 The present research thrust is towards the development of a user friendly bio

144 ces imposed during regular underhanded spear thrusting is the most influential explanatory hypothesis

145 clinical and preclinical findings that have thrust ketamine to the forefront of rapid antidepressant

146 on show also a clear correlation with engine thrust level, comparable with the TEM study.

147 mmercial aviation) from two manufacturers at thrust levels ranging from idle to takeoff.

148 fly's movements along near cardinal axes of thrust, lift, and forward sideslip.

149 Varus thrust may also predict poor physical function outcome.

150 Our data suggest that the Main Central thrust may have a large amount of pre-Tertiary displacem

151 nly along a single fault--the Main Himalayan Thrust (MHT)--which reaches the surface in the Siwalik H

152 Blinks and head thrusts modestly improved the range and speed of volunta

153 and demonstrated the complex strike-slip and thrust motion that characterizes the region.

154 Varus thrust observed during gait has been shown to be associa

155 ed sediment, yields a slip rate on the blind thrust of 6.1 +/- 0.7 mm/year for the past 2300 +/- 100

156 sion in acidic media reflects the continuous thrust of hydrogen bubbles generated by the spontaneous

157 refore promotion of myelin repair is a major thrust of multiple sclerosis treatment research.

158 This review summarizes the thrust of quality improvement, provides justification fo

159 ncurrently with radiation therapy, the major thrust of radiobiology research in the last two decades

160 Long before the recent thrust of scientific research on the microbiome, the imp

161 A major thrust of the Commission is turning public-health knowle

162 active oxygen species (ROSs) provide a major thrust of the inflammatory response, though excessive RO

163 We examine fault gouge from the Lewis thrust of the southern Canadian Rockies, which we determ

164 early effects are outlined and form the main thrust of this paper, with speculation about other disci

165 ctional imaging will therefore form the main thrust of this review.

166 It began with thrusting on the previously unrecognized Susitna Glacier

167 The ground motion from a thrust or reverse fault is larger than that of a normal

168 ximately 1 mdyn (10,000 pN) total propulsive thrust, originating in the wings of the cell.

169 in those with versus without definite varus thrust (P=0.007) and 5.0 versus 4.2 in those with versus

170 balanced not by the muscle power but by the thrust power.

171 oyantly away from the ground; given the high thrust/power (i.e., momentum/buoyancy) ratio of modern a

172 Trained examiners assessed thrust presence by gait observation.

173 was used to identify factors associated with thrust presence, and odds ratios (ORs) with 95% confiden

174 ians and to identify factors associated with thrust presence.

175 es in strain accumulation and the interplate thrust process from one event to the next.

176 scopy results reveal that approximately 100% thrust produces the highest amount of soot, the highest

177 drive elastic instabilities associated with thrust production and leads to a spontaneous swimming ga

178 ectosome contribute predominantly to forward thrust production.

179 h extends from the upward termination of the thrust ramp at 3 kilometers depth to the surface, docume

180 c strain is preferentially concentrated in a thrust ramp.

181 osition may strongly control the location of thrust ramps by enhancing or removing the surface point

182 "Spear Thrusting Hypothesis", that underhand thrusting requires greater muscle activity on the right

183 pproximately 65% and approximately 7% engine thrust, respectively) could be a concern for human healt

184 ld measurements, demonstrate that this extra thrust results from positive pressure created by a vorte

185 is larger than that of the footwall in both thrust (reverse) and normal earthquakes.

186 The asymmetry between normal and thrust (reverse) faults results from time-dependent norm

187 The thrust ruptured a seismic gap that previously had uncert

188 For example, we demonstrate that the drag-thrust separation framework helps to predict the observe

189 We also show how drag-thrust separation leads to models that can predict the s

190 the top of a mechanically strong lower crust thrusting several tens of kilometers underneath Qilian.

191 lts that grow through sequential stacking of thrust sheets from the interior (hinterland) to the exte

192 ourtship behaviours such as mounting, pelvic thrust, solicitation, anogenital olfactory investigation

193 ewed as Indian shield basement that has been thrust southward onto Lesser Himalayan sedimentary rocks

194 tools and the possible use of projectile or thrusting spears.

195 chaean intraoceanic island arcs by imbricate thrust-stacking and tectonic accretion of a diversity of

196 between the surface and mantle traces of the thrust system reveals a steep boundary, indicating that

197 or deltoid (PD)) during three distinct spear-thrusting tasks and four separate scraping tasks.

198 d to the right side of the body during spear thrusting tasks.

199 ted historic great earthquakes on high-angle thrusts that are poorly oriented for failure under dry c

200 produce a highly stereotyped tail flip that thrusts the animal away from the source of stimulation.

201 ust is believed to be less common than varus thrust; the prevalence of each is uncertain.

202 found on most cells in the human body, have thrust this organelle to the forefront of studies on the

203 increase propulsive efficiency by enhancing thrust through the alteration of vortex ring geometry.

204 nery fashioned by the crystalline beams that thrust through the darkness of the cave from floor to ce

205 nd the estimated dip of the underlying blind thrust to calculate a slip rate of 4.8 +/- 0.2 mm/year.

206 n processing and communication industry, the thrust to explore radical concepts is increasing rapidly

207 nger uses limbs for propulsion but generates thrust to overcome drag by propagating an undulatory tra

208 an fertilize the egg, they must acquire more thrust to penetrate the cumulus and zona pellucida.

209 Recently, there has been a major thrust to understand biological processes at the nanosca

210 The experiments determine thrust, torque, and drag, thus providing a complete desc

211 2000 in the Annals of Thoracic Surgery; the thrust towards the establishment of an international nom

212 Varus thrust was present in 67 of 401 knees.

213 The major thrust was protection of pine stands by eliminating curr

214 cimetry, we found that the pulsation motions thrust water upward and enhance mixing across the coral-

215 Also independently associated with varus thrust were age, sex, BMI, disease severity, strength, a

216 Also independently associated with valgus thrust were disease severity and malalignment.

217 The odds of valgus thrust were greater for African Americans than for Cauca

218 (voxels) to the background, and another for "thrust", which is the distance transform field of the fo

219 the engine exhaust decreased with increasing thrust while the fraction of oxidized compounds, for exa

220 knee osteoarthritis who have a visible varus thrust will also progress at a more rapid rate than pati

221 mplitude polyspikes during massive myoclonic thrusts with or without a very fast running episode; (4)