Sentence examples for less undergoing from inspiring English sources

Oh, of course I realize that for many people even watching a surgery would be frightening and repellent, much less undergoing one themselves.

Livers of five children aged three years or less undergoing liver transplantation due to tyrosinemia (n = 1), biliary atresia (n = 2), or fulminant hepatitis (n = 2) were analyzed for senescence associated β-galactosidase (SA-βgal) activity and p16INK4a, p21cip1 and p53.

In a population of pediatric patients including newborns, infants, and children aged five years or less undergoing cardiac operations with CPB and receiving RBCs to prime the CPB circuit the RBC storage time is associated with an increased morbidity rate.

Intraoperative transfusion of RBC that had been stored for more than four days was associated with a significantly increased risk of postoperative complications in newborns, infants, and children aged five years or less undergoing cardiac surgery when blood was used to prime the CPB circuit.

The metagabbro may have more or less undergone metasomatism but not as much as the rodingites.

All subjects were tested by the mini-mental state examination, and those who scored twenty-four or less underwent psychiatric and neurological evaluations.

According to the institutional guidelines for postoperative radiotherapy, all patients aged 70 years or less underwent whole-breast external beam radiotherapy in case of breast conserving surgery, with at least a 2-mm tumor-free surgical margin.

The more widespread use of core biopsies means that there are considerably less patients undergoing exploratory surgery for lesions visible on mammography.

Patients with poor health are less likely and also less willing to undergo joint replacement.

These reports demonstrated that women were older than men, less aggressively treated and undergoing less invasive procedures, which is consistent with the current study.

During environmental enrichment, it is likely that the pattern of ongoing synaptic activity would shift, such that some previously strengthened synapses would be less active and undergo less reinforcement of their synaptic weights.