The revised design preserved a good stability of the device, contemporary reducing the risk for bone (45%) and cement (60%) failure.
In addition to a lack of suitable data to enable this adjustment to be made for many studies, it is likely that the use of non-contemporary data reduced the utility of this approach.
Lewd language and voyeuristic scenes in contemporary movies had reduced a woman's body to an object of a man's gaze, she said.
Most of King's cartooning contemporaries would have reduced such outré art to a mocking punchline.
Conclusion: Lower exercise endurance times are seen despite physiologic evidence of maximal effort, raising the possibility that cardiovascular conditioning is reduced in contemporary American children.
When he contemplates the future, he's trying to imagine what will remain of the present once the contemporary world has been reduced to fragments — fossils, isotopes of carbon, layers of sedimentary rock.
WHAT: A four-bedroom, three-bath contemporary HOW MUCH: $198,900, reduced from $215,000 PER SQUARE FOOT: $74.21 SETTING: This house is in a residential area on the outskirts of the city, about a block from Lake Hudson — a 12,000-acre boating-and-fishing lake nestled in the foothills of the Ozarks.
In contemporary Asia, urbanisation has reduced to some degree the direct enforcement of filial piety by local patrilineal communities.
Whilst the problem was corrected at open surgery, laparoscopic surgical excision represents the contemporary management with its reduced post operative morbidity and length of hospital stay although both methods are equally successful in correcting the defect.
All come to the result that the contemporary carbon sink is reduced by about 0.1 Pg C yr−1per unit of standardized SAM index, implying that this is a robust result, but each of the studies addresses slightly different questions (interannual variability versus long-term equilibrium) and uses different approaches for the analysis.
