Sentence examples for rotation less than from inspiring English sources

Last week, with his future in the Yankees' rotation less than certain, he pitched a complete game and struck out 11 Baltimore Orioles in a spot start.

Oblique or Z-osteotomies of the fibula are advised for correction of shortening and external rotation less than 10°.

Then the head motion parameters of the subject were obtained and assessed with a maximum rotation less than 1° or a maximum displacement less than 1 mm.

Of all knees in the no-release group, 10 (25%) had femoral component rotation less than 3°, whereas one had rotation less than 0°.

Of these 23 knees, eight knees had rotation less than 0°.

In the release group, approximately half of the knees (23 knees [49%]) had femoral component rotation less than 3°.

The expansion of fast-growing wood plantations (i.e. rotations less than 40 years) in many parts of the world represents a challenge in terms of improved growth (measured as mean annual increment (MAI)) (Table 4) and increased supply.

In this new approach, denoted DMAT for "discrete magic angle turning", the sample rotates clockwise followed by an anticlockwise rotation of exactly the same amount with each rotation less or equal than 360° but greater than 240°, with the rotation speed being constant only for times related to the evolution dimension.

However, the magnitude of laxity in external rotation was less than that in neutral rotation in the ACL injured patients, whereas it was the greatest in external rotation in ACL + MCL injured patients.

The valgus on the coronal plane and the 3D angle increased as the internal rotation angle increased, and extension on the sagittal plane increased as the internal rotation angle increased at an internal rotation of less than 60 degrees.

The low prevalence of rotation LSI in this non-surgical, mostly primary care cohort indicate that sagittal rotation hypermobility does not appear to be associated with R/CLBP, as the number of segments hypermobile in rotation is less than the number that would be expected in a sample from a normally distributed asymptomatic population.