Sentence examples for a lower tilt from inspiring English sources

Nitrate therapy was associated with a lower tilt test positivity rate.

Because the acromial tilt describes the relationship between the anterior acromion and the coracoid process, we expected a lower tilt angle to be associated with a higher incidence of rotator cuff tears as reported by others (Aoki et al. 1986, Zuckerman et al. 1992, Kitay et al. 1995, Prato et al. 1998).

On the contrary, a lower antenna tilt or a higher power may result in expansion of coverage and improvement of cell-edge performance with the risk of more inter-cell interference.

Increasing the tilt angle leads to more winter clipping, while lower tilt angles shifts the clipping to summer months.

Since in our case the tilt angle of the modules was selected according to the latitude at each location, we expect that the difference in the soiling rate observed between Arica and Santiago should be partially due to the lower tilt angle of the PV modules in Arica (more than 10° lower than in Santiago).

For example, the most northern row, which takes the vast majority of the north-south wind-load, will actually be at lower tilt angle.

The order/trend of variation of the resistivity for the samples positioned at 5 cm distance from the edge of the shadowing block differs from the other two sets of samples though this difference is very small and may be ignored as it could be either due to the uncertainty in the data or due to the lower tilt angle of the helical columns for the C5 sample (see Table 1).

On a higher shelf, an object needs to be in a more upright position, while an object on a lower shelf would be tilted back to more comfortably accommodate the viewer.

For instance, a higher value of antenna tilt or a lower value of power may result in coverage outage at the cell-edge but will also result in less inter-cell interference.

A lower thickness can reduce the tilt angle variations but would require a more involved process to apply the solder bumps.

This is another point during the design process at which we chose to let the geometry vary (radii, airspaces, tilts) to find a lower minimum.