Sentence examples for less slippage from inspiring English sources

A sharp knife means more control and less slippage when you cut, leading to safer, more consistent slices.

Immediately after surgery, the DS group maintained a more lordotic intradisc angle (6.1° vs. 2.7°, p < 0.001), and had less slippage (5.7 vs. 8.73 mm, p = 0.002) and a greater disc height (ADH 8.8 vs. 4.6 mm p < 0.001; PDH 5. vs. 3.4 mm p < 0.001) compared with the IS group.

From the result and analysis, it is evident that our proposed design shows less wheel slippage and vibration than existing designs.

Therefore, lower normal grip force could be exerted in comparison to the cylindrical handle with less evident slippage and rotation.

The suggested reason was that GC-rich regions are relatively stable and resulted in less replication slippage.

This might be because GC-rich regions are relatively stable, resulting in less replication slippage, which generates the repeated motifs of SSRs [ 31], or because GC motifs are usually distributed in exons, where polymorphisms occur less frequently [ 29].

They fear that without the troika's rigorous oversight, tax collection will slow, public-sector reform will be dropped and spending controls relaxed.Next year's budget will be included in the current EU programme, making slippage less likely for the moment.

On flexion view, segmental and intradisc angles in the DS group turned to be less lordortic and slippage became more obvious; however, these parameters seemed not to change in the IS group.

The slippage began less than a month later, with a complicated legal tussle over seventeen Gitmo prisoners.

Intravital imaging revealed fewer mitotic cells, more mitotic slippage and less apoptosis in paclitaxel-treated tumours than cultured cells (Orth et al, 2011).

It still has undeniable heft on the global stage, but its power slippage is no less real for that -- and, by any measure, irreversible.