Sentence examples for increased soft from inspiring English sources

Bi-columnar fixation of distal humerus provides increased stability, but requires increased soft tissue dissection.

Increased Soft Bake time can overcome these problems but will require more systematic investigations.

The X-rays showed increased soft tissue with more of adipose tissue and increased size of involved digits with widening of ends.

A significantly increased soft X-ray reflectivity, using λ=3.374 nm, for Cr/Sc multilayers with layer thicknesses in the range 0.4 2.8 nm, was obtained when high ion-to-metal flux ratios, ΦCr=7.1 and ΦSc=23.1, and low energy ions, Eion=9 eV, were used.

In addition we were able to show that NY-ESO-1 was able to induce a significant increase in anchorage independent cell growth, and, while, SBSN increased soft agar growth, it was not significant (Figure 5 and Figure. S4).

Increased soft drink consumption and skipping breakfast are both associated with higher daily calorie consumption.

Furthermore, paresthesiae (9 %) [32, 44], angulation, and deformity of the newly formed bone column (2 17 %) [22, 38, 44], and neighboring joint contractures due to increased soft-tissue tension and joint stiffness (10 28 %) [22, 44], are encountered frequently during lengthening and bone transport.

RNAi knockdown of Bim reversed anoikis sensitivity of CXCL12-expressing cells and fostered increased soft-agar foci formation and hepatic tumors in an orthotopic mouse model of metastasis.

Screening and diagnostic mammography identified a small group of suspicious microcalcifications of varying sizes and shapes, and minimal architectural distortion and increased soft-tissue density were noted.

The mechanism of this association is unclear, however, the negative pressure environment created by the NPWT may lead to increased soft-tissue oedema due to the 'leakiness' of cell basement membranes created during ischemia.

He recently asked the new management team to draft blueprints for increasing soft drink sales in several key markets, particularly in the United States, making it clear that any slips in focus -- or results -- will likely result in more reshuffling.