Sentence examples for more extensive removal from inspiring English sources

The more extensive removal, called axillary node dissection, can cause restricted mobility of the arm and painfully swollen arms or fingers.

The use of mixed cultures in the present study showed more extensive removal of organic load (COD and BOD) than pure single cultures.

In contrast to the alkylcarbazoles, where concentrations attained 80% of that in the initial oil by the end of the experiment, alkylphenol concentrations reached only 10% of that in the original oil, indicating much more extensive removal of phenols by the core.

The most common are per- or post-operatory bleeding [ 5], but the most important are perinatal morbidity, usually associated to more extensive removals of the endocervix [ 6] and cervical stenosis, which can impair follow-up [ 5].

Locations that require more extensive encroachment removal to reduce scour are more salient.

Combining more extensive overstory removal and understory treatments likely can be used to stimulate heterogeneous structure and composition development in these forests, including the possible stimulation of persistent early-seral vegetation within older stands.

In that study, in case of dislocation, changing the modular neck and head avoided more extensive revision requiring removal of a well-fixed femoral stem.

Lower socioeconomic status, being treated on the dominant side and more extensive lymph node removal were also associated with increased odds of self-reported UBF declines (OR: 2.2-5.4; p < 0.05).

Older age, lower socioeconomic position, treatment on the dominant side, mastectomy, more extensive lymph node removal and having lymphoedema each increased odds of declines in UBF by at least two-fold (p < 0.05).

More extensive lymph node removal, being treated on the non-dominant side, receiving radiation therapy and lower physical activity levels at 6 months was associated with higher body weights post-breast cancer (group differences >3 kg; all p < 0.05).

Compulsory postmortem examination, a far more extensive procedure than organ removal for grafting, is required in most countries after unexpected death, and this compulsion is not a matter of public concern and debate.