Sentence examples for less chamber from inspiring English sources

Other authors using abdominal aortic banding found increased hypertrophy but less chamber dilation in eNOS deficient mice [ 120, 121].

We had previously observed that LV weight was not reduced by fenofibrate treatment, but we observed that its remodeling tended to be more concentric with less chamber dilation and increased wall thickness [ 15].

By making the Internet do more for the same money or less, Chambers can sell even more gear and win over the green hearts of its customers.

The musicians of Orpheus point to their acclaimed, conductor-less chamber orchestra as a role model for group decision-making and individual empowerment.

Of the two chambers in the UK Parliament it is possibly the unelected and generally less powerful chamber, the House of Lords, that has had the most influence over the way science policy develops.

What impressed most was the diversity of approaches that the composers involved took to stretching a more or less conventional chamber ensemble's sound through electronic legerdemain.

The third principal influence, that of the Russian-born Igor Stravinsky (1882 1971), was felt perhaps less in chamber music than in orchestral, for Stravinsky composed fewer than a dozen works in the field.

Less echo chamber of your social graph, more wide open view of the world's conversation", explains co-founder Paul Quigley.

While the mouse was getting shocked, the scientists used optical fibers implanted in its brain to shine pulses of blue light on its dentate gyrus, reactivating specific cells that had been labeled the day before as the mouse explored the first, less painful chamber.

Maybe less so Chambers Bay where the US Open will take place next month.

Voters dealt the party a big defeat at the recent election for the upper house, the less-powerful chamber in the Japanese parliament.