Sentence examples for longer skin from inspiring English sources

This technique is difficult in obese patients who may require a longer skin incision so that the fascia and muscle layers can be opened.

Theoretically, IN is a less traumatic minimally invasive procedure than SHS, and the longer skin time and higher blood loss in the IN group might be explained by the fact that more IN patients had a detached lesser trochanter.

Generally, the CRCF technique was performed through 6 7 stab incisions of 5 ± 2 mm, while a longer skin incision was required in the ORTF group to provide adequate visualization of the fracture as well as the joint surface [ 5, 11, 12, 22].

The IN procedure did, however, result in more intraoperative bleeding and less importantly, as we would rather do it correctly than quickly an average of 9 min longer skin-to-skin time.

Had infants been exposed to a higher dose of maternal scent via the scent cloth, or if mothers had engaged in more frequent and longer skin-to-skin sessions and other FNI calming activities, we might have obtained a significant effect on LOS.

Plus, like many survivors, I no longer had skin on my face or my hands.

People live longer and skin synthesis and gut absorption of vitamin D fall with age.

As the mixture bubbles, the alcohol is being boiled off so the end result will be a bit stronger than it was in the bottle, and it will last longer on skin.

By introducing low-cost interventions to the hospitals, such as enabling longer periods of skin-to-skin contact with their parents and by supporting breast-feeding, we are saving more young lives and creating stronger foundations for improved health outcomes for all children born early, before 37 weeks.

Skin that is moisturized will retain a tan longer than dry skin.

The fish is cooked longer on the skin side to make sure it is crisp.