Sentence examples for limited elevation from inspiring English sources

The guns were emplaced on both Mark 9 and Mark 12 pedestal mounts; the Mark 9 version limited elevation to 15 degrees, while the Mark 12 allowed for up to 25 degrees.

The right eye exhibited: ptosis, inability to adduct, limited elevation and depression.

Our data also suggest that generally unfavorable conditions in the estuary (winter conditions in November, and record high river discharge in June) resulted in relatively lower microarray signals and limited elevation of gene expression (observed only for 160 genes) for most of the corresponding samples.

Most likely, the limited elevation of systemic inflammatory markers emphasizes the very well-functioning state of the RA patients participating in this study.

Their greater specificity, resulting in a lesser blockade of the dopaminergic receptors, but also their stronger 5-HT2AR blockade, is thought to explain the more limited elevation of the PRL levels [ 15, 188] (see also 6.5).

Thus, each zone limits elevation can be determined, and the related value of (d(bar{z})) can be read from the selected graph.

Microtopography was measured using conventional survey equipment along a 1-m circular transect and was described using two indices: tortuosity (T), describing soil surface roughness and relief, and limiting elevation difference (LD), describing soil surface relief.

Steroid-sparing therapies, such as those that limit elevation of MIF expression, would therefore be clinically advantageous.

While the resulting surface should fairly accurately describe safe winter chill in the relatively flat Central Valley, its validity in more mountainous terrain is limited, because elevation has a strong effect on winter chill and many locations are at substantially lower or higher elevations than the closest CIMIS station.

16 patients experienced a temporary mild (less than 1.5-fold the upper limit) elevation of liver enzymes with no consistent timeframe of occurrence after the initiation of atorvastatin treatment.

We set elevation limits attending to the representativeness of both gradients' extremes, in order to avoid confounding effects of altitude and landscape gradients (see supporting information, Figure S1).