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Meanings of fracture in inglés

portugués
falha
catalán
fractura
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(Geology) a crack in the earth's crust resulting from the displacement of one side with respect to the other.

falha
portugués
fractura
catalán
fractura

The act of cracking something.

fractura
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Examples for "crack"
Examples for "crack"
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We're tracking down evidence, and we hope to crack the case today.
Goodbye dolly
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It's a problem TV has not really been able to crack yet.
The Guardian
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Ultimately, Coulom says, this kind of hybrid approach will crack the problem.
Wired
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However, a longer reaction time resulted in the crack of 2-D structure.
Pubmed
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During the financial crisis, policymakers pledged to crack down on the industry.
Reuters
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Turkey has also been cracking down on Islamic State networks at home.
Reuters
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I've gotten fined a number of times for cracking rackets, she said.
Reuters
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I hope we can keep cracking on, into the future for ever.
The Guardian
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If Sants really is serious about cracking down on wrongdoers, that's welcome.
Reuters
5
Try a cuticle oil and keep your hands moisturized to avoid cracking.
Wired
Usage of fracture in inglés
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Objective: to describe time lost from work following a distal radius fracture.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Patients with thoracic-level paralysis represent a group with high fracture risk.
Pubmed
3
However, smoking was associated with a higher fracture rate in this group.
Pubmed
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Psychological traits may also play a role in increasing stress fracture risk.
Pubmed
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The implications of these findings for future fracture risk require further study.
Pubmed
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I looked for the line 'car door' and the column 'tibia fracture'.
Self's punishment
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Generally, the risk of distal limb fracture increased with increasing horse age.
Pubmed
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Purpose: The optimal surgical approach for displaced midshaft clavicle fracture remains controversial.
Pubmed
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Although often asymptomatic, each vertebral fracture increases the risk of additional fractures.
Pubmed
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Moreover, inflammation-induced systemic bone loss is associated with an increased fracture risk.
Pubmed
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Computed tomograms were used to determine fracture classification and quality of reduction.
Pubmed
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Increased postmenopausal bone turnover leads to bone loss and fragility fracture risk.
Pubmed
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Increasing age and complexity of fracture influenced the results negatively and cumulatively.
Pubmed
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Although often asymptomatic, osteolysis can lead to prosthesis loosening and periprosthetic fracture.
Pubmed
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And with a hip fracture, the increased risk lasted for 10 years.
Reuters
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Can you tell me how serious this type of fracture usually is?
The Irish Times
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Fracture through the time
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United States of America
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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