Sentence examples similar to operative great from inspiring English sources

It would be, he said at Cambridge University (an event better remembered for the shoe lobbed in his direction by a protesting German student), a peaceful and co-operative great power.

In Table  6 the hierarchical multiple (logistic) regression results for the partners' post-operative MCS indicate that patients' pre-operative greater physical limitation and increasing age were associated, but the model failed to reach statistical significance.

Our results confirm these prior findings, showing longer operative duration, greater intra-operative blood loss and illness severity portend an increased risk for post-operative AKI.

Percutaneous muscle biopsy, although providing limited tissue, has a number of advantages over operative biopsies: greater spatial sampling, minimal bleeding, negligible infection rate (we have had none in over 1000 biopsies), portability (done at the bedside), no general anaesthetic, speed of performance and ease of arrangement.

It would involve a "softer" border, some co-operative institutions, greater autonomy for both bits of Kashmir and a gradual withdrawal of Indian soldiers from Kashmir as violence decreases.Both sides, nowSadly, every bomb attack pushes such a settlement, and even solutions to pettier bilateral squabbles, further into the future.

Major technique violations were identified in two cases: in one case, the whole pancreas was included in the planning target volume although it had been the intention of the protocol to include only the gross tumour plus a margin, and in the second case, an excessive margin was employed inferiorly in the post-operative scenario (greater than the margins in other directions).

Patients with tumors emanating from the anterior or ventral portion of the temporal bone have greater symptoms and greater operative complications than those emanating from the posterior petrous face, between the porus acousticus and sigmoid sinus.

It examines the criteria to evaluate the propagation of the uncertainties, demonstrating that the closed-form solution makes a new class of reliability analyses operative, characterized by great simplicity and maximum generality.

The operative word is great and indeed he [Frazier] was".

In addition, there was a cumulative effect of incidental AAA detection in the control group, as apparent through the elective operations taking place, and a greater operative mortality and contraindication/refusal rate for elective surgery as age increased.

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.