Sentence examples for weight conventional from inspiring English sources

The dose of GH was adjusted every 3 months based on weight (conventional group) or, in the IGF0T and IGF2T groups, by 20% per SDS unit difference between the target and current IGF-I SDS.

In the control arm, independently of the patient's weight, conventional fertility treatment will be started if the individual prognosis based on the Hunault model [ 36] is less than 30% chance of conception within the next year or when the couple has been subfertile for more than 3 years (guideline NVOG).

Patients in the conventional TLH group were significantly younger (conventional TLH median age 49 years, robot-assisted TLH median age 57 years, p 0.03), had significantly higher uterus weights (conventional TLH 145 g, robot-assisted TLH 114 g, p 0.04), and were operated for malignant indications less frequently (conventional TLH 45%, robot-assisted TLH 58%, p 0.04) (Table 2).

In "Bridget Jones's Baby," the weight of conventional imperative has mostly been lifted.

His willingness to trust his intellect against the weight of conventional opinion is admirable.

Atom-thick photovoltaic sheets could pack hundreds of times more power per weight than conventional solar cells.

The use of composites can lead to considerable savings in weight over conventional metallic structures.

These novel PIPAs can take up approximately twice as much water by weight as conventional PIPAs.

This article will discuss soybean yield and seed weight under conventional and organic cropping systems under high and recommended management inputs.

Winding superconducting wires into coils would make it possible to build turbine units that are half the size and weight of conventional ones.

That aluminum structure is a science fair's worth of cast, extruded and sheet pieces; just 10 percent of the car's weight is conventional steel.