Sentence examples for minimally greater from inspiring English sources

Since the hepatic veins (and inferior vena cava) are collapsible, the hepatic vein pressure must be minimally greater than the intra-abdominal pressure, so that PA ≈ PHV ≈ PFree.

Although postprandial suppression of EGP is modestly delayed and is not appropriate for the prevailing glucose concentration, the absolute rate of postprandial EGP was only minimally greater in diabetic than in nondiabetic subjects.

However, this small group of babies (approximately 8000 births annually in England) is far outnumbered by more mature preterm babies, born at 32-36 weeks. 2 This group has been understudied until recently, and babies of this gestation, although immature, have been considered to be at minimally greater risk of adverse outcomes than babies born at 37 weeks or later.

Upon comparing the multivariate logistic regression model containing age and BE status with the nested model containing age alone, the multivariate model did not provide significantly better fit by the likelihood ratio test, although the p value was minimally greater than 0.05 (chi-square test = 3.55, corresponding to a p value of 0.0595).

With recent advancements in shoulder arthroscopy, minimally displaced greater tuberosity fractures and associated rotator cuff lesions can be treated successfully arthroscopically (Ji et al. 2007, 2010, Song and Williams 2008).

The increase in displacement of the anterior tibialis (0.3 mm) and posterior tibialis (0.4 mm) grafts was minimally but significantly greater than that of the DLSTG graft (0.2 mm) for the creep test (P ≤.004).

In the minimally adjusted models, greater household wealth, urban residence, higher education, privileged caste and white-collared jobs, and also female gender, were all associated with greater odds of EW and CA in older Indians (tables 2 and 3).

Its 19 rooms are sharp and stylish, minimally decorated but with great floral splashes on the bedspreads, for example, or the occasional baroque headboard, while the original features of the modernista (art nouveau) building are carefully maintained – typical mosaic floors, high ceilings and moulded cornices.

Consistency was greatest when minimally selective thresholds were used to define "active" voxels (p < 0.05 uncorrected), revealing that approximately 65% of the voxels were commonly activated by both scans.

Vibratory sensation was minimally decreased at the great toes.

In March, The Guardian reported that Google's Life Sciences division is creating "robots will aid surgeons in minimally invasive operations, giving operators greater control and accuracy than is possible by hand, minimizing trauma and damage to the patient".