Sentence examples for mean elevation was from inspiring English sources

In patients with united fractures, mean elevation was 132° and mean external rotation was 43°, with mean internal rotation to T11.

Although the relief is generally level, the state's mean elevation is about 6,000 feet (1,800 metres).

The mean elevation is 164 feet (50 metres) above sea level; only about one-tenth of the territory lies at elevations exceeding 300 feet (90 metres).

Except on the northern borders, where Neblina Peak reaches 9,888 feet (3,014 metres), the highest point in Brazil, the state's mean elevation is not more than 300 feet (90 metres) above sea level.

Three distinct regions with respect to the mean elevation were spatially distributed in increasing mean elevation from SE to NW, producing stair-step topography at a regional scale.

The mean elevation is 407 m with a standard deviation of ±330 m. Figure 3 shows the topography of the study area.

The drainage basin's mean elevation is 782 m above sea level, with a mean slope of 12.1°.

A modeled, local WTD for a given pixel of -0.2 m does not imply that the whole of the 30-m x 30-m pixel is dry, merely that the pixel mean elevation is.

The alternative hypotheses for the proportion of built up and bare ground and crops and open savannah classes and mean elevation were that the proportion or mean for case high overlap areas would be lower than for control high overlap areas (one-tailed test).

The resulting domes cover areas a few to several hundred kilometres in extent, and the mean elevations are rarely as much as 1,000 metres higher than the surrounding regions.

Mean PCL elevation was 41° (8.3) when the flexion gap was distracted with 100 N. Mean ΔPCLe between 100 and 200 N was 9.9° (3.9.9°