Sentence examples for sparing capacity from inspiring English sources
It is recognised that this heterogeneity leads to a greater sparing capacity of normal liver and thus tolerance of higher average doses due to the non-uniformity of the dose pattern [28, 29].
Similar results were achieved with ATPB and acknowledged that sparing communication capacity by decreasing transmit power of beacons did not have significant effect on delivery ratio.
These results give insight into the enhanced normal-tissues-sparing capacity of IMRT.
[C5.] Russia Moves to Ship More of Its Oil Russia has embarked on an ambitious program to develop its own port capacity to ship oil, sparing it from having to pay to transport the oil through Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania.
He had the connections and the bodily capacity to work after retirement, sparing himself the need to draw on a reduced pension at 45 and risk the calamity that befell the former Oakland Raiders Super Bowl XV nose tackle Dave Pear.
These results suggest that LC administration promotes fat oxidation and mitochondrial biogenesis while sparing stored glycogen in skeletal muscle during prolonged exercise, resulting in enhanced endurance capacity.
It may gain a more prominent role due to its radiation sparing effect in pregnant and paediatric population as well as address the radiological surge capacity dilemma in mass casualty scenarios.
This might indicate that DTIC was affecting the viability of more differentiated and highly cycling cancer cells, while sparing those with stem cell characteristics, whereas PN efficiently eradicated both cycling melanoma cells and those with self-renewing capacity.
Hitherto, the sea has been a buffer against it: because the heat capacity of water is several times that of air, the oceans have sucked up most of the additional heat, sparing the continents further warming.
