Sentence examples for in relation to the lowered from inspiring English sources

Pathophysiologically, septic cardiomyopathy is defined as an inadequately increased cardiac output in relation to the lowered systemic vascular resistance in sepsis and does not necessarily imply that cardiac output is absolutely decreased [ 1, 2].

Material fatigue involves a number of phenomena, among which are atomic slip (in which the upper plane of a metal crystal moves or slips in relation to the lower plane, in response to a shearing stress), crack initiation, and crack propagation.

Dinichthys grew to a length of about 9 metres (30 feet), more than 3 metres of which consisted of an armoured head shield that was hinged in the neck region, permitting the upper jaw to be raised in relation to the lower.

There must always be more or less room for discretion, so that the higher norm in relation to the lower one can only have the character of a frame to be filled by this act" (1967, p. 349).

We believe the low midline sill is formed by anterior migration of the upper spinous process in relation to the lower spinous process in LS.

When an interspinous space is identified, the position of the upper spinous process in relation to the lower spinous process is evaluated.

Previously, several investigators have described similar systems (14) but to the authors' knowledge this is the first device that allows the position of the foot in relation to the lower leg to be easily and quickly manipulated.

These women have postural changes like: (a) anterior deviation of the pelvis due to anterior leaning as a result of the anterior rotation of the iliac and the increased nutation of the sacrum; (b) increased lumbar lordosis; (c) hyperextension of the knees and anterior displacement of the gravity center in relation to the lower limbs and the pelvis itself.

Following inspection, the examiner palpates the individual interspinous spaces of the patient's back in a cranial-to-caudal direction and evaluates the width of individual interspinous spaces and the position of the upper spinous process in relation to the lower spinous process.

The test is considered positive if the examiner determines that the width of an interspinous space abruptly becomes narrow compared with those of other interspinous spaces, or the position of the upper spinous process in relation to the lower spinous process is changed anteriorly or posteriorly from its original state during the lumbar flexion-extension motion.

Look at how the upper lid is in relation to the lower one.