Small companies are often leaner, hungrier and more innovative, so they're often first to adapt new technologies from the web to win.
However, individuals with type 1 diabetes are often leaner and have elevated HDL levels compared to those with type 2 diabetes, which, by standard risk scores, would place them at lower risk for CVD (9, 10).
For its time, Shaw's performance is often lean and lithe.
Offal is often lean and very delicate in its cell structure (liver and kidneys particularly) and harbours particular types of bacteria, related to the job it did inside the animal.
Prokofiev's music, meanwhile, was often leaner in construction than the 1940 version, with several scenes transposed.
Technologically-mediated social interactions are often 'lean' in comparison to face-to-face interaction, with nuances of human behavior and meaning lost in the medium.
The burner demonstrates combustion phenomena relevant to technological applications, where flames are often turbulent, lean premixed, and stratified.
Adaptations of the Toyota Production System (TPS), which originated in Toyota factories after the end of World War II, are often termed Lean initiatives because of the focus on "devising nimble tasks, processes and enterprises that maximize value and minimize waste in all of its forms" [ 8].
There simply hasn't been much of a non-ground-beef, non-pet-food market for beef from dairy cows, which are often smaller, leaner, older — and therefore chewier — than their beef-specific counterparts.
Since people with pancreatic diabetes are often nonobese or lean with malnutrition, they are occasionally misdiagnosed and treated with inappropriate drugs and diet.
Interestingly, both growers give their lavenders plenty of nitrogen, even though herbs are often said to like lean soil.
