Sentence examples for poor elevation from inspiring English sources

Poor elevation, irregular tempo, and excessive winging (sideways movement of the legs from the knee down) are discouraged by breed registry standards.

The HookKnife (Olympus Medical Systems Co., Tokyo, Japan) is particularly useful when dissection of the submucosa is difficult due to poor elevation of the submucosa [ 40].

In the experience of Lee et al. [ 24] with the bipolar prosthesis in 14 patients, the poor elevation achieved with the procedure limits all enthusiasm.

In our institution, the DualKnife is primarily used, while the grasping scissors forceps is used when the risk of perforation is high due to the poor elevation of the submucosa and when facing the colon wall.

8 patients with poor active elevation and/or poor external rotation in abduction without major shoulder joint deformity (limited active elevation (range 90 180º) and active external rotation in abduction median 17.5º (range 0 45, SE 5.6) were treated by teres major to infraspinous transposition.

Patients are significantly functionally impaired and exhibit very poor active elevation.

Fasciculations were observed in the atrophic muscles and poor palatal elevation was also reported.

It suffers from poor specificity, and elevation of the serum PSA is often due to non-malignant causes.

Protected areas are often on steep slopes, high elevations, poor soils, and other places unrepresentative of the common climatic, geographic, or biotic conditions of the country [9], [10], [11], [12].

Reinstitution of good control after 2 months of poor control inhibited elevations in retinal lipid peroxides and NO levels by ∼50%, but failed to have any beneficial effects on nitrotyrosine formation.

At the South Pole, the elevation and poor sleep hygiene can result in the "big eye," or insomnia (thus sleep studies are often incorporated into analogue studies).