Sentence examples for progressive heights from inspiring English sources

It entails applying the upward continuation filter to the Bouguer anomalies at progressive heights and to determine the horizontal gradient of each upward continued distance (Blakely and Simpson 1986; Everaerts and Mansy 2001; Jaffal et al. 2010; Hadhemi et al. 2016).

But the frustration in Canada isn't quite as pronounced as their southern ideological counterparts and, if anything, the push back may bring the Conservative Party towards new, oddly progressive, heights.

22– 24 The progressive height STS test was modified and used as described by Schenkman et al.

Painful vertebral fractures were diagnosed by the local investigator; up to three fractures could be treated if they also had signal changes, rapidly progressive height loss or pseudoarthrosis.

We also found a significant association of back pain with progressive disc height narrowing.

The tan δ peak position on temperature scale corresponding to the Tg of the PB block did not change with the addition of the conducting polymer, but there is progressive drop of peak height with the increase in Pani·DBSA concentration, probably because of the rigidity of this component.

It is important to note, however, that children with MPS IH after HCT without treatment with GH experience progressive decrease in height SDS over time (3).

Although some of the metabolic dysfunction in MPS IH is corrected with HCT, short stature remains very common (81% at 8 years of age) and we have shown there is a progressive decrease in height SDS over time (3).

Our rat tail model of disc degeneration induced by sustained static compression at 1.3 MPa for up to 56 days reproduces progressive radiographic disc height loss (>70%), lower T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) disc intensity, histologic degeneration [ 19], and extracellular matrix degradation with modified expression of catabolic enzymes and anticatabolic proteins [ 20].

At the time, it, too, was considered the height of progressive education.

Marasmus is characterized by growth retardation (in weight more than in height) and progressive wasting of subcutaneous fat and muscle.