Sentence examples for less neck from inspiring English sources
10.17pm: On the BBC's News at 10 Nick Robinson is talking about the fact that three parties are more or less neck and neck in the polls.
The researchers asked people with claims to fill out follow-up health questionnaires and learned that as people settled claims they reported less neck pain and better functioning.
First, whereas five years ago the Conservatives enjoyed a seven-point lead over Labour, now the two parties are more or less neck and neck.
A week ago, contenders for the best picture Oscar American Hustle, 12 Years a Slave and The Wolf of Wall Streetstood more or less neck and neck with around £11m apiece.
John Logsdon, professor emeritus of political science and international affairs at George Washington University, said SpaceX and longtime Nasa contractor Boeing were "more or less neck and neck" in the competition but progress overall was slower than anticipated, mainly because Congress had not fully funded Nasa's budget request for the effort.
At the tilt angle of 100°, the subjects were noted to have relatively less neck flexion.
Cows spent 27 ± 3 min/d standing with all 4 feet in stalls with less restrictive neck rails.
Previously, we reported this phenomenon and modified technique of ODLP, wedge-shaped resection of the posterior bony arch that produced greater range of motion (ROM) of the cervical spine and less posterior neck pain compared with conventional ODLP (cODLP) in 1-year follow-up time, but no longer follow-up outcomes of the surgical technique has been reported.
Much like The Abominable Snowman, the wicked stepmother would probably have been much nicer if that dress had a less aggressive neck line (itchy!).
Less severe neck injuries are more common in the game and may account for up to 30% of all reported injuries.
Based on these limitations, it would be desirable to confirm our observations around fast relief of pain with DDEA 1.16% gel in a study with a larger cohort, perhaps with less severe neck pain, and with suitable evaluation of the psychometric properties of the outcome measurements.
