Sentence examples for lesser elevation from inspiring English sources

Hills of lesser elevation flank entrances to the coast's three major natural harbours, at San Diego, San Francisco, and Eureka.

A lesser elevation of ceramide in mutant mice was also observed when normalizing to total phospholipids (Fig. 3F).

Our new data presented here suggest a lesser elevation may occur for the 132-kV powerlines.

It has been established that, as a group, the SGAs cause a lesser elevation of the PRL plasma levels than the FGAs [ 90, 138, 186, 187].

The present results for postexercise plasma lipids show that changes in plasma TG are dissociated from changes in postexercise lipolysis and fatty acid metabolism, in that the sex with a lesser elevation of systemic FFA mobilization (women) actually showed a greater postexercise decline of plasma TG.

Furthermore, it seems unlikely that the acidaemia per se is responsible for the increased levels of Krebs intermediates within our patient population given the normal values found in the patients with normal anion gap acidosis and the lesser elevation seen in the patients with DKA.

The mountainous escarpment continues southwestward, dividing Lesotho from the Eastern Cape province, where it runs westward across Eastern Cape at lesser elevations of 5,000 to 8,000 feet (1,500 to 2,400 metres) and is known as the Stormberg.

Hepatocellular injury is due to substantial damage to the hepatocytes and is characterized by elevations in the serum AST and ALT levels, with lesser elevations in the Alk Phos level.

Surprising was our observation that T3 and T4 were considerably low in an appreciable proportion of CRI patients whilst their serum IL-6 (and IL-10) levels were of lesser elevations compared to other two subgroups.

Our data reveal novel insight into the molecular processes that are in part responsible for this decrement, including lesser elevations in important mitochondrial biogenesis regulatory factors, reduced signaling kinase activation [ 32], as well as decreased functional rates of SS and IMF mitochondrial protein import and ATP provision [ 32].

Forage production was determined primarily by the age of the cutblock (time since felling) and to a lesser extent elevation, compound topographic index (a measure of site wetness), and the distance to the nearest deciduous forest patch.