Because of high moisture content, the shelf life of fresh noodles and CSB is largely shortened by the microbial growth.
This instrumental configuration minimizes sample manipulation and allows the determination of these compounds without the need for a derivatization step so that the methodology is largely shortened and simplified.
For example, the best time to rescuing people in an earthquake disaster should be within 48 hours, and this limit is largely shortened (two hours) if someone is wounded or if the buildings that people are locked in are in dangerous situation.
The redevelopment entailed demolition of much of the interior wallspaces of the old hotel, however, the exterior façades facing the two main streets are largely intact, if slightly shortened on the William street frontage.
On a second conference call, at 2 o'clock, the Bond Market Association decided that bond trading could resume Thursday in a shortened session -- largely because Cantor's computer systems were ready.
Both standardized z-score birth weight and preterm delivery are strongly associated with neonatal mortality, and the effect of maternal smoking appears largely mediated largely through reduced fetal growth and, to a smaller extent, through shortened gestation.
He points to the Huffington Post, since shortened to HuffPost, which rose to prominence largely by aggregating — or, if you prefer, pilfering — content from publications like the Times and the Washington Post.
Run length in the anterograde direction was largely unaffected, whereas in the retrograde direction it was shortened.
Alan Turing, one of the original creators of the computer, mathematician, logician, philosopher, and cryptanalyst, was largely responsible for cracking Nazi coded messages, which many believe shortened the war by two to four years, and he saved Great Britain.
Although the direct effect of smoking on neonatal mortality is weak, its effects (on mortality) appear to be largely mediated through reduced fetal growth and, to a lesser extent, through shortened gestation.
The cost-effectiveness and practicality of the flutter valve is largely the result of needing a less invasive procedure that permits outpatient treatment and shortened hospital stays [ 45, 46].
