Sentence examples for less rotation than from inspiring English sources

Results Canal-filling stems produced fewer cement cracks and less rotation than undersized stems.

Both the local rotation invariant versions (by counting occurrences of rotation groups), and the global rotation invariant versions (by computing Fourier descriptors of the groups) of the LBP-based texture descriptors are less rotation variant than the classic LBP descriptor but they still suffer from rotation variance.

Our hypothesis that a medial release would externally rotate the femur under distracting force of the tensor and consequently this would lead to internal rotation of the femoral component when a rectangular flexion gap is created could be confirmed; medial releases led on average to less external rotation than lateral releases.

It was found that the period of rotation increases from 27 days at the solar equator to a little more than 29 days within the latitudes ±40°, displaying in this way much less pronounced differential rotation than the majority of the photospheric phenomena do.

An angle close to 180° is less sensitive to rotation than a lower angle.

This supports the idea that HSA is less sensitive to rotation than NSA.

However, knees with major medial release had less external femoral component rotation than knees with minor lateral releases.

The present study showed that patients with subscapularis muscle histopathologic changes had less loss of external rotation than patients without these anomalies.

However, Willems et al. [ 37] showed in a younger cohort (18 24 years) that the lower third of the thoracic spine has less transverse rotation movement than the T1-4 or T4-8 segments.

The number of knees that had a femoral component rotation less than 3° and those less than 0° (exo rotation were determined to make a distinction between somewhat (less than 3° exorotation) and more (less than 0°) internally rotated femur components.

As the sample is rotated at high speed the denser material travels further away from the axis of rotation than does the less dense material.