Sentence examples for degrees of lengthening from inspiring English sources

From previous literature (Paley 1988), we hypothesized that patients with achondroplasia and hypochondroplasia would have undergone greater degrees of lengthening with fewer reported complications than those with other diagnoses for their short stature.

The reasons for failing to reach the planned degree of lengthening varied.

The median degree of lengthening was 32 (6–80) mm, as controlled by successive measurements on plain radiographs that were calibrated with the known diameter of the pins with olive used in the TSF.

Average degree of metatarsal lengthening was 42% (34 54), and the average lengthening index was 64 (39 93) days/cm.

Minor discrepancies in the degree of telomere lengthening amongst these studies might be explained by the small sample sizes and the differential time points of tissue selection for telomere length analysis.

The greatest degree of telomere lengthening occurs in the inner cell mass, the pluripotent cells giving rise to the embryo proper [ 40], in contrast to the trophectoderm, which gives rise to tissues that will become placenta and other extra embryonic tissues.

We prove Lemma 4 by way of a Genie that aids the transmitters and receivers by enlarging the scattering intervals and lengthening the antenna arrays in a way that can only enlarge the degrees-of-freedom region.

In the nail group, almost all the patients had full extension and at least 90 degrees of knee flexion during the lengthening period.

Thus, the combined expansion of (Psi _{T_{12}}) to (Psi '_{T_{2}}) and lengthening of the R 1 array to ({L'}_{R_{1}}) can only enlarge the degrees-of-freedom region.

A blissful sunny autumn day, but one of lengthening shadows.

This retrospective study matched patients based on the amount of lengthening, percentage lengthening, patient age and difficulty of the procedure.