Sentence examples for increased ground from inspiring English sources

It is thought that an increased ground reaction force (GRF), combined with an increased lever arm distance between the knee joint centre and the GRF vector, due to malalignment, results in higher KAMs in OA subjects.

Braund said the shorter game had raised female players' profiles through increased ground audiences and television coverage, leading to sponsorship opportunities.

Off-road, despite not having a greatly increased ground clearance, it is very capable, so when on road, it will handle quite extreme weather conditions.

These findings suggest that the potentially injurious effects of previously observed increased ground reaction forces and increased joint stiffness while walking with loads are offset by adaptations in the gait pattern that maintain force transmission at acceptable levels.

Habitat and forest stand changes after treatments included reduced live standing trees and canopy, more dead down wood, and increased ground plant species richness, evenness, and diversity, particularly in the patch and no buffers.

These vehicles are designed with a high centre of gravity due to the increased ground clearance, soft suspension systems and large wheel travel to increase ride comfort and ensure traction on all the wheels.

The unexpected simulation of increased ground-level pollutant concentrations implies that this type of modelling should be used with caution for urban planning and design studies looking at ventilation of pollution.

The Prologue reflects upon this 'modernity' of the baroque when it notes how the "remarkable analogies to present-day German literature have given increased grounds for an interest in the baroque…" (OGT, 54).

Rain drew down I from the radioactive cloud to the ground and increased ground-level radioactivity to 50 kBq/m.

Depletion of stratospheric ozone, due to chemical reactions that may be enhanced by climate change, results in an increased ground-level flux of ultraviolet-B radiation.

The structures show that the geometries of the active sites of V203A ADH complexes, in particular the complex with NAD and PFB, are very similar to those for wild-type ADH and raise a serious question about the proposal that an increased ground-state DAD for hydrogen transfer has led to diminished hydrogen tunneling for the V203A enzyme.