Sentence examples for less shortening from inspiring English sources

Their mean DASH score of 3.33 was similar to the mean DASH score of 3.38 for patients with less shortening.

The intramedullary position of the Gamma Nail provides a short lever arm for the cephalic screw, still allowing controlled impaction of the fracture [ 3, 4, 9- 14], but probably with less shortening than with sliding hip screw systems [ 15].

If it's different, try to add slightly less shortening next time.

The correlation between TL and raw TLC (rather than % change) was similarly large (rho = -.66, p <.0001): Those with longer TL at baseline showed greater rate of change (shortening), and conversely, those with shorter TL at baseline showed slower rate of change (less shortening or more lengthening).

The paper concludes that in adults with MTCF, when compared with non-operative management, IMN demonstrated significantly (P < 0.05) better SFS, less shortening, fewer complications and shorter time-to-union.

"In modern Australia, no one should have to justify their sexuality or their love to anyone else and, instead of sitting in judgment, instead of providing a taxpayer-funded platform for homophobia, we will gift every Australian an equal right in respect of love, nothing less," Shorten said.

Note that shorter signatures also reduce the sensitivity to jitter [14], and the tags require less energy (shortened activation time).

We also divided the patients on the amount of the shortening evaluated at XR before and after treatment (group A: shortening less than 1 cm; group B: shortening more than 1 cm but less than 2 cm; and group C with shortening greater than 2 cm).

Having access to curated, centralized repositories of biospecimens, along with their associated demographic and clinical data, allows researchers to perform more efficient and less costly studies, shortening the pipeline from concept to clinical care.

His recent comment suggesting that law schools become less costly by shortening their course of study to two, rather than three, years makes sense.

Also, if breast cancer did develop at a later age, its consequences may have less impact on shortening life expectancy and/or affecting quality of life.