Sentence examples for loosening data from inspiring English sources

Four single-tooth restorations presented with abutment loosening (data not shown).

In these patients, we also found that the use of bone grafting at the index revision was associated with a higher risk of cup re-revision due to aseptic loosening (data not shown).

For aseptic loosening, data from 5,137 patients could be pooled, and showed more aseptic loosening in patients with a BMI of > 30 (OR = 0.6, CI: 0.43 0.96); the forest plot is shown in Figure 4. Duration of the follow-up was not included in this analysis, but the amount of prosthesic loosening is certainly influenced by time.

Here, the percentage of the variance in the dependent variable explained by the independent variables was above 37% (R2 = 0.375) and the -2 log likelihood achieved was beneath 100 indicating a moderate fit of the regression model to the aseptic loosening data.

It also allows the researcher to hypothesize and test causal relationships that potentially exist in the real world and loosens the data constraints that multiple regression imposes.

B7 LOOSENING RESTRICTIONS -- The president took another step toward loosening restrictions on sharing classified data with Congress that was sparked by concern about a leak.

We believe that the reliability requirements can be loosen for noncritical data in order to achieve higher energy efficiency.

Households have been loosening their purse strings, official data suggests.

But since 1994, when President Bill Clinton signed a directive broadly declassifying commercially produced satellite data, military and intelligence agencies have increasingly relied on commercially acquired data, and U.S. government restrictions on that data have been steadily loosening.

Data on loosened cups are shown in Table 5.

Since the early 1990's, federal policies regarding civilian use of high-resolution satellite data have loosened up enough to allow commercial services to pop up.