Sentence examples for less deformity from inspiring English sources

The high diameter and less deformity in fibril structure are less susceptible to oxidize. Figure 4 Thermogravimetric analysis and corresponding derivative profile of as-prepared CNFs.

On the other hand, T. populina induces less deformity than others; this fungus infects Populus trees and causes only minor leaf spots (Rodrigues and Fonseca 2003).

Lop ear, excessive protrusion of the ear from the side of the head, is a more frequent but less serious deformity of the outer ear.

The authors believe that addition of fundoplication should not be a routine in this population and indicated only for selected cases with less gastric deformity and tissue weakness.

In cases of less severe deformity, as well as in those feet still presenting residual or relapsed isolated varus, following the same principles of the described techniques, we believe that cuboid subtraction osteotomy can be combined with selective medial release in order to obtain the correction.

In older individuals with VCF, the collapsed vertebral body was restored and maintained with less kyphotic deformity with the use of KP.

In older individuals with vertebral compression fractures, kyphoplasty restored and maintained the collapsed vertebral body with less kyphotic deformity than that induced by short-segment fixation with I-VEP.

This might be explained by there being less morphological deformities in the acetabulum after Perthes' disease/SCFE than after DDH, and therefore less technically demanding surgery possibly with less risk of dislocation.

They have refined the concepts [ 5] and proposed many patients with previously undiagnosed hip pain had more or less subtle deformities of the anterior femoral neck causing impingement and early osteoarthritis [ 3, 19].

Patients who are admitted for primary unilateral TKA due to primary osteoarthrosis are included when the following inclusion criteria are met: non-fixed fixed varus or valgus deformity less than 10 degrees, age between 55 and 85 years, body mass index less than 35 kg/m2 and ASA score (American Society of Anaesthesiologists) I or II.

Typical indications for UKA are a stable knee, functionally intact lateral and femoro-patellar compartments, correctable (intra-articular) varus deformity, less than 10° 15° of fixed flexion deformity, and flexion beyond 100°.