Sentence examples for Less assisted from inspiring English sources
"Paying more for local builds, without sufficient strategic defence and spillover benefits to offset the additional cost, diverts productive resources (labour, capital and land) away from relatively more efficient (less assisted) uses," the report says.
After treatment of the underlying lung damage leading to a further reduction in invasive mechanical ventilation (FiO2 less than 0.5, PEEP 12 cmH2oror less, assisted spontaneous breathing) weaning from the iLA-system was initiated by starting a 'cessation trial' (reduction of iLA sweep oxygen gas flow to 1 L/minute) for a duration of two hours.
Not just me, if you look at our best players, such as Mesut [Özil] who made less assists after the turn of the year [16 before January and four after].
To determine the magnitude of improvement in semen parameters after a varicocelectomy and the fraction that have improvements such that couples needing IVF or IUI are "upgraded" to needing less invasive assisted reproductive technology (ART).
Asylum seekers were also more often given a psychiatric diagnosis, but were less often assisted by an interpreter.
Despite the considerable amount of evidence regarding the potential of variable ventilation to promote lung recruitment, this mechanism is probably less during assisted ventilation.
If renters opted not to buy their building, the sale would be subject to a tax of 1percentt or less to assist tenants who face displacement locally.
In both periods and for both groups of women midwives were less often assisting non-spontaneous births and births during out-of-office hours.
Many women also report low degree of involvement in the reindeer-herding work compared with the men as well as less appreciation, assist, and reward for the work they are doing (32, 44, 45).
He was active and creative to the end, but it was time to go: no one was less suited to assisted living.
This proved that at present femtosecond laser assisted less thick bed preparation may lack safety.
