This caused a loss of dune elevation along the ridge but an increase in elevation in the lower areas were the sand ended up.
In fact, some of them showed the loss of quickness, elevation and dexterity.
Leading vs. lagging performance, inferred from the curvature of the association obtained from the exponent of fitted power functions, suggest that only DCI was a leading metric of the loss of soil elevation variation; most metrics were indeterminate, though some were clearly lagging.
Exclusion criteria were passive shoulder stiffness with a loss of forward elevation of >40° and a loss of external rotation of >30°, previous surgery, nerve palsy, and rotator cuff tears.
Defects in synaptic architecture that are caused by loss of or elevation of dFMR1 levels have functional consequences at the glutamatergic NMJ synapse [27].
It is particularly important to conserve the peat if loss of surface elevation may mean loss of land.
Increasing the drainage depth will again accelerate consolidation, and loss of surface elevation, until - after a number of successive adjustments that accelerate consolidation ever less strongly - a situation of near-stability is reached.
However, Knudsen and colleagues also point out that the owls were reluctant to localize sounds at extreme elevations which may have contributed to a loss of accuracy in elevation.
Section 3 presents the overall building entry loss, building entry loss as a function of elevation and entry angle and the results of time delay spread.
Bioclimatic models forecast the loss of key high elevation species throughout the region.
Scapular body fractures may cause weak rotator cuff function and loss of active arm elevation, named 'pseudo-rupture of the rotator cuff,' probably due to inhibition of muscle contractions from intramuscular hemorrhage [2].
