Sentence examples for head reduced from inspiring English sources
Hip resurface arthroplasty (HRA) has several advantages compared with traditional total hip arthroplasty (THA), including a reduced rate of dislocation due to the larger diameter of femoral head, reduced wear of metal-on-metal interface, a larger range of motion and its bone-conserving nature [ 1- 3].
The findings showed that an increase in the family size, the number of cattle, number of pigs and the age of the household head reduced the likelihood of biogas technology dis-adoption.
The severe phenotype displayed a shrunken head, reduced eye size and fused somites (Figure 4A, C, F and Figure 5A, D).
In crude analysis, employment of the household head reduced the odds of a violent death by 64%; after adjustment for demographic characteristics of the household head, the protective odds were no longer significant (Model 1).
A magnified view of nestin MO-treated embryos at 51 hpf showed characteristic morphological abnormalities including small head, reduced brain size and hydrocephalus as well as small and poorly organized eyes (Fig. 2M and 2N).
Changes to the properties of the ceramics and changes to the design of the ceramic femoral head reduced the fracture rate.
Similarly, two versions of a fox head reduce the animal to interrelated elements, an object of aesthetic study.
The Vortis antenna clips onto the phone and reduces the amount of energy the phone emits laterally toward the user's head, reducing interference and improving clarity.
The University of Phoenix, a for-profit educational institution, has turned the traditional relationship between athletics and higher education on its head, reducing it to its commercially exploitive essence.
In a more conventional study presented here, researchers in Europe found that preventive radiation therapy to the head reduces the risk that tumors will spread to the brain in patients with small cell lung cancer.
As a rough guide, every 1% increase in GDP per head reduces poverty by around 1.7%.GDP, though, is not necessarily the best measure of living standards and poverty reduction.
