Sentence examples for normal greater from inspiring English sources

On CT, the normal greater omentum appears as a band of fatty tissue with variable width.

We concluded that proximal tibial lengthening after initial union of CPT was effective for management of tibial shortening, however it was characterized by poor bone regeneration with different types of callus from normal, greater healing index and prolonged fixator wearing.

However, it was characterized by poor bone regeneration in the distraction gap with different types of callus from normal, greater healing index and prolonged fixator wearing, which should be pay more attention to.

The degree of gingival thickening in both labial and lingual aspects was graded as follows: 0 = normal; 1 = thickening from the normal up to 2 mm; 2 = thickening from normal greater than 2 mm.

Based on the quantified results regarding the regulatory pattern of each miRNA-mRNA pair, we prefer those miRNA-mRNA pairs whose 2 PCCs showed opposite algebraic signs (sign change pairs) and those whose 2 PCCs showed the same algebraic sign but displayed the ratio of the PCC of each condition to the normal greater than 2 or smaller than 0.5 (fold change pairs).

The heart rate starts to race and is above normal (greater than 100 beats per minute for a large breed dog, above 140 beats per minute for a regular or small dog).

What makes "Next to Normal" great, in ways that few Broadway musicals are, is its insistence that feelings can never be successfully compartmentalized.

There are three subtypes: I, normal great arterial arrangement (70 %; Fig. 13a); II, D-transposition of the great arteries (TGA; Fig. 13b); III, L-TGA [18].

The amount of peak I significantly decreased in the order of normal mucosa greater than primary tumors greater than metastases, while the amount of peak II did not significantly change among the tissues.

Force deflection ("approach") curves demonstrate that the tip penetrates the Nafion® layer at a normal force greater than 5 nN.

Under normal conditions, greater risk means higher yields for longer maturities.