Sentence examples for illustrated lower from inspiring English sources

The node numbering scheme and the row/column directions are illustrated lower center.

Similarly, corrected ZP values were 714, 588, 1250 MPa at 80, 90, 100 °C, respectively, which illustrated lower pressure sensitivity at higher temperatures.

There, the specimens at 60 °C illustrated lower bending stiffness and slip of reinforcement, which resulted in a lower post-fracture strength.

The analysis shows that those who have a poor drainage system illustrated lower TE levels in using inputs.

Comparison of diabetic and non-diabetic patients in the Asymptomatic Cardiac Ischemia Pilot (ACIP) study, illustrated lower rates of asymptomatic ischaemia in diabetes, despite more extensive and diffuse coronary disease in the non-diabetic group [ 65].

In comparison to the stable argon diluted detonations, experiments for unstable propane oxygen detonations illustrate lower wave curvature and high turbulence in the reaction zone in the porous section.

To illustrate lower and upper adherends deflections, mean values of the vertical displacement of each adherend along y-direction were taken.

For immigrants, this finding illustrate lower realized access, which along with the findings concerning morbidity in this group stress the importance of reducing the barriers for these patient groups for fully taking advantage of the Danish health care system.

All the dairy desserts formulated with maltitol and scFOS instead of dextrose induced a lower postprandial blood glucose response compared with dextrose in both ITT and PP (data not shown) populations as illustrated by lower AUC0 120 min (P<0.0001) and lower peak (P<0.0001) of glycaemia (Table 4).

In HFpEF, only CAD, anemia, obesity, COPD and atrial fibrillation had a significantly negative effect in multivariate ordinal regression analysis, although wider confidence intervals illustrated the lower statistical power to show influencing factors due to the lower subject number in this group.

The sketch, still more popular with politicians than economists, illustrated how lower tax rates, by spurring growth, might leave tax revenues undiminished.