Sentence examples for margin of free from inspiring English sources

Since then there has been comparatively little official intervention in Hungarian literature and the margin of free experimentation has grown.

Even a democracy is not immune The sultanate suddenly stirs ReprintsBy allowing for a margin of free speech, personally responding to citizens' appeals, upholding religious orthodoxy and keeping a grip on well-equipped and loyal security services, the ruling family has so far parried demands for real reform.They may again succeed.

If you try to attach the frame afterwards, you need to leave a margin of wood free of seeds in order to fit inside the frame.

Cheltenham caretaker manager Russell Milton told BBC Radio Gloucestershire: "I can't fault the lads' effort and commitment but the game was decided by the small margin of a free-kick.

In cases of Stage II/III tumor resection should as a rule be extensive (ensuring a margin of several centimeters free of tumor cells in all directions) and combined with preoperative/postoperative adjuvant chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

The conventional techniques of repair of a cusp prolapse are designed to restore coaptation through a reduction of free margin length.

His lesion was excised with 5 mm of free margin.

We observed a significantly increased rate of free margin resections in patients who were able to receive neoadjuvant EBRT.

Finally, the absence of free margin, the volume of transfusion, and type of resection did not influence survival in any group.

*: Five patients declined a subsequent re-excision procedure due to the finding of one isolated positive standardized re-resection margin out of nine standardized re-resection margins in which the noncauterized surface (i.e., actual true margin surface) of that standardized re-resection margin was free of tumor and therefore was considered a microscopically negative final margin.

(A) MR images showing the plane of the free margin of the septum pellucidum (line) perpendicular to the free margin of the septum pellucidum (arrow).