Sentence examples for less retardation from inspiring English sources
Hairy surface reduces the adsorption of polymer on cement surface and consequently leads to less retardation effect on cement hydration.
According to Spiegel et al. [9], the craniofacial findings of children with idiopathic short stature were similar to those of patients with GHD, but there was less retardation.
Retardation was also velocity dependent, with higher velocity resulting in less retardation of solute since there was less time available for solute to be abstracted from the flowing water into closed pores.
Instead, the profile of augmentation response to failed antidepressants appears to be an "activated depression" (significantly less retardation and withdrawal and higher agitation associated with greater intensity of painful and guilt-ridden sadness with suicidality), and the significantly higher rate of and earlier prescription of MSs in the course of recurrent MDD.
Displacement of Sr2+ through a partially-saturated undisturbed core resulted in less retardation and more irreversible sorption than was observed in the saturated repacked columns, and model results suggested a significant reservoir (49%) of immobile water was present during transport through the heterogeneous layered sediments.
The fatigue lives and retardation cycle numbers exhibited that subjecting the test sample to overload before the repair will cause more retardation of the crack growth, while the reverse will result in less retardation, yet still better than that subjected to an overload alone.
They have mild-to-borderline psychomotor retardation, less severe pre- and postnatal growth deficiency, and the absence of (or less severe) major malformations.
Subject 3 also displayed anteverted nares, but had less severe psychomotor retardation and had normal growth.
Both skeletal myopathy and mental retardation are less common in females [30].
In general, the greater the level of mental retardation, the less time spent in rapid eye movement sleep.
Study Design: Monochorionic twin pregnancies with selective intrauterine growth retardation at less than 26 weeks were eligible for the study.
