Sentence examples for opening extent from inspiring English sources

Compared to pre-injection, at 8 weeks post-injection, a significant improvement was noted in patients; mean pain VAS scores dropped from 7.3 to 4, functional disability index scores reduced from 5.5 to 3.1, tenderness to palpation scores improved from 17to7.6.6 and jaw opening extent increase from 27 to 34 mm (p<0.05 for assessments).

Comparing pre-injection to 8-week post-injection assessments, a significant improvement was noted in the pain VAS from a median of 8 to 5, functional disability index scores dropped from 5.3 to 3.9mm, tenderness to palpation reduced from 15.5 to 6mm and jaw opening extent improved from 29.5 to 34.5 mm (p<0.05 for assessments).

Such a dynamic assembly of the subunits permits individual subunits to experience events of occlusion and opening the extent and rate of which varies among the subunits.

Future opportunities for strengthening the extent and availability of HPSR + A research and teaching – respondent views (both what would be desirable and what is actually feasible); deliberately open Extent of current HPSR + A research activities in terms of: 2.1.1.

His belief that the second amendment viewed through the gravitational lens of the 14th provides the right to protect one's home and property leaves open the extent to which that right can or cannot be curtailed.

Open water extent (p = 0.001) and nitrogen loading from manure (p = 0.002) and fertilizer (p < 0.001) were positively associated with the proportion of water characterized as experiencing a cyanobacteria bloom.

Top Turkish officials have made hundreds of diplomatic forays, globe-trotting to a staggering extent, opening new diplomatic missions in Africa and offering Turkey's services as a mediator of conflicts in the Middle East.

Therefore, diseases can be assessed by the image of the vocal cord opening to the largest extent, and the seriousness of breathy voice is closely correlated to the gap between vocal cords when closing to the smallest extent.

At present, physicians usually diagnose vocal cord diseases by manually selecting the image of the vocal cord opening to the largest extent (abduction), thus maximally exposing the vocal cord lesion.

CsA delayed MPTP opening to a lesser extent in Stattic-treated than in DMSO-treated mitochondria.

The extent of opening at the inner gate was measured in full-length KcsA using both continuous wave (CW) and double-electron electron resonance (double-electron electronn lipids and deteresonanceelles at resiDEERG116.