Sentence examples for less degenerated from inspiring English sources

However, the highest changing rate for moderately degenerated disc occurred in Case 3. Unlike the less degenerated discs, all the changing rates in the seriously degenerated disc started to increase from Cases 2 to 4; thus, almost no help was available in Case 2 to restore the degenerated disc.

It looked better, he said — less degenerated, better formed.

For idiopathic scoliosis, all intervertebral discs were less degenerated with a higher MR signal intensity than for spondylolisthesis.

In fact, a tendency towards better results at both 6 and 12 months of follow-up in favor of PRP treatment was seen for the less degenerated cases.

In contrast to the two less degenerated discs, the pore pressure increased in Case 3 (9.592 %) and Case 4 (11.829 %) for the moderately degenerated disc (Fig.  7c).

This appears to be counterintuitive as we would expect that the less degenerated Y stratum I yields an overall higher XYmale:AA ratio than stratum II because of its higher proportion of genes with a transcribed Y-linked copy.

They aroused the righteous indignation of members of the temperance movement, who set up less degenerate "coffee music halls" (which didn't last).

Our results show that the scheme is an optimized design concerning both data storage and encryption as exhibit less degenerate noise while keeping the security standards of other methods.

In particular, we discuss two new insights: degeneracy among CD8 T cells appears to be substantially less than among CD4 T cells, and T cell clones characterized by a high affinity TCR interaction with a given pMHC complex are less degenerate than lower avidity T cells that require higher levels of pMHC complex for their activation.

This core sequence is intact in amphibians and less degenerate in opossum than in placental mammals (Fig. 3).

The first and second opioid core sequences in PDYN have previously been defined as a relic sequences in mammals [25] but they are less degenerate in opossum and intact in amphibians and teleost fishes (Fig. 3).