Sentence examples for operative flexibility from inspiring English sources

Controlling for different university mission, it can be shown that both greater internal hierarchy (especially "strong presidents") as well as greater operative flexibility for the researchers themselves increase research performance.

Modular femoral neck use in total hip arthroplasty (THA) affords the operating surgeon increased intra-operative flexibility with regard to offset, version, and leg length.

However, the increased intra-operative flexibility and potential postoperative advantages come at a significant price.

Total hip arthroplasty carried out using cemented modular-neck implants provides the surgeon with greater intra-operative flexibility and allows more controlled stem positioning.

A local perforator-based pedicled flap permits a certain degree of flexibility in operative planning and decision-making.

While the goal was to have women at increased risk and women with cancer take celecoxib for the same time period, variability in the operative date required some flexibility in the latter group.

This limit has not changed since and the low limit has restricted the flexibility co-operatives need to raise funds for expansion and capital investment.

Such an order would give the military a clear legal justification for taking action against Iranian officials and operatives in Iraq, and flexibility in planning the raids.

Up to 2009, metal-on-metal (MoM) hip joint bearings were a popular choice due to their design flexibility, post-operative stability and relatively low wear rates.

Co-operative childcare can reduce costs to parents, provide flexibility for those who work and can reach communities that don't have enough nurseries".

Work-hour restrictions have decreased flexibility in scheduling and reduced exposure to certain operative cases.