Sentence examples for less stabilisation from inspiring English sources

The emerging concept from the survey of public reaction to earth construction in Nigeria is of a shelled compressed earth block (SCEB) of an inner core of 'earth' with less stabilisation and an outer shell of the same earth composition but with higher ratio of cement stabilisation for adequate durability, compressed into a single piece.

Less invasive stabilisation system (LISS) plate constructs were among the first to be tested for biomechanical properties.

In spite of this, the operating time in the present study compares favourably with that of Lee et al. [ 28] who operated on thirty-six tibial plateau fractures using the less invasive stabilisation system (LISS); their mean operation time was 150 minutes.

The less invasive surgical stabilisation (LISS) plate fixation method is an orthopaedic procedure for the fixation of distal femoral fractures.

Combining the results of all studies for the sensitivity analysis provided results that were less favourable for stabilisation exercises for short to medium term, with similar long term results (Additional file 1).

Important consequences are less time for stabilisation of clinical conditions, assessment and treatment of relevant co-morbidity, as well as shifting of rehabilitation services out of hospitals, contrasting important constitutive elements of CGA-based specialist services.

But a complete meltdown seems distinctly less likely than gradual stabilisation followed by a tepid recovery, with soaring debt levels and lingering high unemployment.

What the debt bust does, essentially, is to render stabilisation policy less effective than it would normally be or is expected to be.

Water absorption of samples with 10 - 15% Cement stabilisation was less than the value specified by IS 1725-1982.

This implies that, for near-equiatomic NiTi alloys, the pseudoelastic behaviour, which is achieved at low annealing temperatures, is less affected by the stabilisation effect than the shape-memory effect, which is optimised by annealing at high annealing temperatures.

Patients for whom disease stabilisation lasted less than 6 months or who had disease progression were considered non-responsive.