Sentence examples for elevated confines from inspiring English sources

Although our cheetah sighting was fleeting – I saw its spotted back for just a moment amid a dark thicket before it bolted – the walk was a unique opportunity to view the wildlife at ground level instead of from the customary, elevated confines of a Jeep.

Hydrothermal experiments were conducted to study condensation reactions of model lipid precursors in aqueous media, i.e., glycerol and alkanoic acids, to form acylglycerols (glyceryl alkanoates) at elevated temperature under confining pressure.

We have previously demonstrated that this elevated risk is confined to the first stage of labour, and rates of caesarean in the second stage of labour do not differ according to BMI [ 4].

The elevated phosphorus concentrations were confined to sub-surface water as near-bottom phosphorus at station 2 was similar or even lower than other stations.

The cells displayed elevated Ca2+ that was confined predominantly to the rear of the cell and at the interface with ICAM-1 (Fig. 3E).

Interestingly, exercise-induced hypotension, reflecting elevated muscle perfusion, is confined to carriers of the ACE I-allele (Santana et al. 2011).

Proteinuria displayed an age-related trend similar to that seen with microalbuminuria, whereas elevated creatinine was largely confined to patients aged >70 years.

TNFα inhibitor treatment of axSpA normalized the functional state of monocytes as elevated cytokine responses were confined to axSpA patients under conventional treatment.

Aboard a submarine, life is pretty much confined to the elevated station.

Long confined to the elevated lines, where riders' thoughts on friends and co-workers often become topics for public consumption, the ability to chat could be a mixed blessing underground.

Clinically they present as erythematous or elevated firm plaques that remain confined to the damaged area.