Sentence examples for less knees from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, within this subcohort we analyzed 404 knees, which had a similar age, weight, and height to the rest of the progression cohort but included less females, less knees with radiographic OA, and knees with less WOMAC pain scores (Table 1).

After 24 weeks, only those participants taking the painkiller reported less knee pain.

Chickens wearing dinosaur tails become less knee-driven like other birds and more hip-driven, like most other land animals!

Stroking the chair's curved front leg, he continued: "The American cabriole leg has less knee and more ankle and thigh than its English equivalent.

The reference to Joumana was less knee-jerk by Ryan than pure jerk, considering Jason Kidd's arrest two years ago in Phoenix for hitting his wife during a domestic dispute.

He says, however, that growing up with a father whom he regards as both an accomplished corporate executive and a man of conscience has made him "less knee-jerk about my view of business".

If there were more attention to details like this even the subtly off-kilter angle at which Louis-Dreyfus holds her head in the second shot is telling and less knee-jerk predictability, the series would have almost as much charm as its star does.

If there were more attention to details like this — even the subtly off-kilter angle at which Louis-Dreyfus holds her head in the second shot is telling — and less knee-jerk predictability, the series would have almost as much charm as its star does.

"Companies are less knee-jerk these days when weighing the risk-reward factor," he observes.

However, during stair descent, participants with OA had less knee flexion during early stance (P<.05) than controls.

That means a little less knee room in the backseat, as well as less shoulder and hip space, and a lower ceiling, especially in back.