Sentence examples for lowering deep from inspiring English sources

Our objective was to assess the efficacy of local vancomycin powder on lowering deep SSI rates in high-energy tibial plateau and pilon fractures.

Initially, a Norwegian Arthroplasty Register study showed that combining antibiotics intravenously and in cement (combined antibiotic prophylaxis) was more effective that either technique alone in lowering deep infection rates (Espehaug et al. 1997).

(Some of the earliest equipment, called single-shot tools, actually took a photograph of a compass rose lowered deep in the hole; drillers would have to wait for the film to be developed to determine azimuth).

The Ocean Shield has the specialised 'towed pinger locator' aboard, which - crucially - can be lowered deep into the ocean on 6,000m of cable to search for signals.

Although some experimental evidence suggests that selective head cooling may be effective [ 25, 43], it is uncertain whether head cooling alone effectively lowers deep brain temperature.

When the writer Maria Edgeworth read Milton's lines about Hell ("And in the lowest deep a lower deep / Still threatening to devour me opens wide"), she objected: How could the lowest deep open into a lower deep?

Use of lower deep sections is another major concern.

Shrubs also captured drainage losses beyond the effective root depth of annuals and revealed 25 50% lower deep drainage losses than in sole crop plots.

On the other hand, the lower (deep) limit of the seismogenic zone according to the recalculated focal depths seems to be inconsistent with those obtained by using only the three OBSs for the initial 6 days of observation (Fig. 4), because there are two earthquakes whose focal depth was deeper than 20 km (events E and F in Fig. 7a).

A high n-6 to n-3 ratio has been suggested to mitigate temperature (Arrhenius) effects on the activity of the sarcoplasmatic reticulum Ca2+-Mg2+ pump in cardiac myocytes (SERCA 2a) of hibernating animals thereby enabling lower deep torpor Tb, and thus less fat consumption, without jeopardizing heart function [21].

Those motivated by a need for respect tend to have higher surface learning scores, lower deep learning scores, and higher grades at GCSE.