Sentence examples for reducing the angles from inspiring English sources

Seating the patient to position the breast for CC view allowed an improvement of the arm angle during flexion and abduction, reducing the angles from 37 to 29° and from 38 to 9°, respectively (Table 3).

This converged incoming rays of light, thereby reducing the angle over which each photoreceptor receives light.

Actually, the telescopic view is always dimmer than the direct view because of light losses in the telescope due to glass absorption and surface reflections and because the exit pupil of the telescope may be smaller than the pupil of the eye, thus reducing the angle U′.

When tested for 'negative black', the 8GB model was found to invert at a less pronounced angle than the 16 GB model, effectively reducing the angle of usability.

We can reduce the load on the point of the wheel by reducing the angle of the "V", spreading the load over more of the tread.

In fact, by reducing the angle of buried plates, the maximum depth of scour is also reduced.

As seen in Fig. 6, the finite interface thickness smooths the corner of the bubble, thereby reducing the angle calculated by this method.

The results suggest that reducing the angle of the winglets leads to fewer higher order harmonics resulting in better performance of the device in extracting the energy of the incoming waves.

Reducing the angle of articulation reduced the angular acceleration, which resulted in lower impact velocities, impulses, impact forces, and impact stresses, whereas increasing the angle of articulation increases these variables.

Based on DFT calculations, Linder et al. reported that reducing the angle from 160° to 150° shifts ν NO in 5C model porphyrins from 1897 to 1857 cm -1.

While we cannot rule out potential bias in comparing outcome at 6 months post-operatively with 24 month from enrolment in those not operated on, surgery appeared the most effective intervention in reducing the angle of X(T) and improving scores on the NCS, albeit with a risk of overcorrection and, in one case, absence of near stereoacuity.