Sentence examples for less premature from inspiring English sources

Using pistons to deliver shorter bursts of oxygen, it is less damaging to her tiny lungs than other methods of ventilation such as continuous positive airways pressure – given to less premature babies, including my daughter.

Bortezomib-treated D307H mice had lower CPVT prevalence and less premature ventricular beats during peak exercise.

The reason for less premature consolidation in Hatzokos' series was that a segment of fibular bone approximately 1 cm in length was excised to avoid early consolidation.

Furthermore, cEPOR TG mice tended to show less premature responses in INT2 compared to WT littermates (effect of genotype F 1,14) = 6.658, P = 0.022, Figure 4D).

Similarly, infants with birth weights larger than 1,500 g are generally less premature, and therefore, less likely to develop RDS.

As far as communication skills are concerned, for a same level of assessment and supportive functions, physicians with external LOC gave more appropriate information in the highly emotional simulated interview and less premature information in the clinical interview than physicians with internal LOC.

The glomerular filtration rate improves over the first several weeks of life in all newborns but the velocity at which it improves is less in premature infants.

This results in better and more consistent surface finish of the final workpiece and less likelihood for premature tool breakage.

After eight years, hundreds of sleepless nights, and no less than three premature amazon.com pre-order pages, the second volume of DOs & DON'Ts is finally an actual, for-real book you can actually buy.

It can affect newborns and (less commonly) fetuses; premature infants are at the greatest risk of the disorder.

Not surprisingly, the richer countries (right-hand side) are generally the greater per capita carbon emitters, but they also tend to be less affected by premature NCD mortality.