This meant that they were less likely to rupture and to trigger a heart attack or stroke.
"If you have plaque in your arteries, this is a perfect time for them to rupture and lead to a heart attack, " Steinbaum says.
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Edinburgh had been conjuring some intricate backline moves to rupture the Blues defence, but the home side had a more straightforward method of simply giving the ball to Laulala.
When temperatures plunge, the water freezes, expands and causes the road surface to rupture.
Cracking open the material caused the capsules to rupture, releasing the healing agent.
Problems range from failure of the embryo to implant in the womb, leading to miscarriage, to rupture of the placenta and pre-eclampsia.
After WWII, the symbiotic relationship between star and studio started to rupture.
Toyota, which is recalling 1.73 million cars, said the vehicles had a defective part which "could cause the airbag inflator to rupture and deploy the airbag abnormally in a crash".
Swelling of vessel walls causes cholesterol plaques to rupture.
New catheter-based imagers aim to improve IVUS by letting doctors distinguish stable plaque, safely ensconced in scar tissue, from the inflamed plaque that is more likely to rupture and trigger a heart attack.
The investigation did discover that BP's rig supervisors and crew members from Transocean had not carried out a crucial safety test properly, missing an important early warning that the pressure was too high and the well was about to rupture.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai said the attackers wanted to rupture good relations between Afghanistan and India, while the Afghan interior ministry said it believed the attack was carried out "in co-ordination and consultation with an active intelligence service in the region".
In France the rupture rate is said to be 5% and once this has happened it is more difficult to remove.
This constant low-level overproduction of leukotrienes, DeCode researchers figure, inflames artery walls, over time helping destabilize fatty deposits and making them prone to sudden rupture.
" Dr. Murphy, who has no financial links to any of the implant companies, said that, if there is a rupture, the new devices are easier to remove and "took away the concerns to a large degree that there would be free silicone in the body.
This should not lead to a total rupture with Russia.
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He said it would be impossible to find out the exact rupture rates and that the important issue was the quality of the silicone as "it is not fit to be implanted into humans".
No increased risk of cancer has been found compared to other implants but he pointed to the "well-known risk of rupture" and the irritative power of the gel filler which could lead to an inflammatory reaction.
Implants need to be replaced and rupture frequently enough that we have ruptured implant specialists.
What makes the PIP implants particularly difficult to assess is that their contents may vary by country, possibly leading to different rates of rupture.
Eighty percent of the babies in the prenatal surgery group were born somewhat premature and the mothers were at increased risk to have their uterus rupture.
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One is an economic liberaliser who has long insisted that France must change, that French people must work harder and that the entire system needs to undergo a complete rupture, or break with the past.
For this reason it is unable to come to any view on comparative rupture rates.
Even that may be an overstatement: actual votes for a rupture might fall short of bravura responses to pollsters.
In some instances women who have no rupture of the devices will be happy to be monitored regularly, but others may wish for the PIPs to be removed, regardless of symptoms.
Grade 2 strains are considered moderate strains with more serious damage to muscle fibers, without complete rupture of the muscle.
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It is even more unusual that the leader should be Sarkozy, especially as he came to power on a platform of rupture with the French comforts of old: the 35-hour working week, toasty public-sector employment benefits and a generally negative attitude towards workaholism.
Languages are formed not, it seems, by a gradual drifting apart of two groups who no longer talk to each other, but by violent rupture.
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