Sentence examples for less swollen from inspiring English sources

Her skin became more elastic, her limbs and face became less swollen, and her blood pressure steadied.

Drogba is running round like a madman with his shirt off, like a less swollen Craig Beattie.

The disk can become less swollen, but many people live every day without the knowledge that they have herniated or bulging disks, Hecht said.

It was very swollen, very tender, more so than most whiteheads, and it hung around for weeks without showing the slightest interest in becoming less swollen or tender, or indeed in 'ripening' (my mother's phrase) into one of the Pompeiian pus volcanoes of my adolescence.

Controls had less swollen castration wounds compared to the other three treatment groups (p < 0.001),.

Controls had less swollen wounds compared to piglets assigned to treatments M, L and LM (p < 0.001).

Similarly, microscopic evaluation confirmed the results of these authors by showing that the mutant only formed melanin-less, swollen structures instead of mature appressoria at the tip of their germ tubes.

There are many observations consistent with this theory, including that mitochondria of young animals are relatively small and bioenergetically efficient but over time they become less numerous, swollen, and chronically depolarized [ 3].

Each of them, last night, seemed forgivably spent, wrung dry of words, content to accept the ringside decision, on points, and relying no longer on policy but on a soaring appeal to la patrie that was no less heart-swollen for being a ritual and a rote.

The very reading of Stockton's book puts more stuff, not less, into the swollen, clogged chamber that is the golf brain.

Introduction of benzene to the polymerisation system resulted in formation of swollen (less packed) micelles and to a decrease of the local concentration of double bonds in the micelle core.