Sentence examples for a poor reduction from inspiring English sources

Often its use has been criticized as representing a poor reduction of the fracture.

It is impossible to control the growth step of the crystallization process in reactions with fast kinetics; on the other hand, an explanation for this is that cherry extract is a reducing agent which is rich in ascorbic acid [48] and this acid becomes slightly unstable at higher temperatures [49] and leads to a poor reduction process, uncontrolled and fast aggregation.

When the dilution was increased to 1∶1,000, we observed a poor reduction in TNF-α (7 10%) and IL-8 (6–8%) release (Fig. 7A and 7B); these three dilutions were compared with the release of the cytokines without the antibody.

Early postoperative imaging studies revealed a poor reduction in patients who underwent revision procedures (χ=11.823, P=0.003).

On the basis of radiographic assessment, these patients also were found to have a poor reduction in the early stage (χ=39.261, P=0.000).

Postoperatively, one patient (0.6%) had a poor reduction, 16 patients (10.5%) had an acceptable reduction, and 135 patients (88.9%) had a good reduction according to the above criteria.

Patients without demonstrable bone metastases had significantly higher plasma PTHrP levels (P < 0.002), required more doses of IVBPT, and had a poorer reduction in serum calcium compared with patients with bone metastases, only one of whom required more than one dose.

A possible explanation for the poor reduction could be the complexity of these fractures (AO/ASIF 31-A3.3 31-A3.3

Apart from the strain-specific differences, a possible explanation for the poor reduction of lactobacilli with respect to streptococci is that the latter normally grows on exposed surfaces that are easily accessible, whereas lactobacilli and related species recover in shed retentive areas [ 28] that have limited contact with the mouth rinse.

Following the results of [13], operating only on a subset of subcarriers leads to a poor PAR reduction performance compared to the case when operating on all subcarriers.

That is not to say that we should accept poor reduction in all patients over a certain age.