Sentence examples for reduction in elevation from inspiring English sources

With the loss of surface area also comes a reduction in elevation and a loss of ecological zones.

Similarly, a bik1 T-DNA mutant was compromised in calcium elevations induced by flg22, elf18 and AtPep1 whereas pbl2 and pbs1 showed no reduction in calcium elevation.

G-CSF also brought about a significant reduction in the elevation of spinal EAA concentrations induced by exogenous i.t.

It was assumed that the evapotranspiration rate decreases linearly with a reduction in the elevation of the water table above the drains.

Myositis in SLE is an uncommon but well defined condition with a reduction in strength, elevation in serum CK (creatine kinase) and abnormal muscle biopsy results [48].

Although real-time fMRI has been reported in conscious rats by the team of Ferris and co-workers [43] [45] who acclimated rats to the experimental conditions within the fMRI magnet as demonstrated by a reduction in the elevation in plasma CORT and motor movements, many technical and ethical challenges exist in performing experiments in unanesthetized rats using our experimental paradigm.

They found a modest reduction in scar elevation index in the enalapril group, with a greater reduction in the steroid group.

This belief is supported by studies that have both demonstrated that (i) an increase in the kyphosis leads to a reduction in shoulder elevation range[ 26] and (ii) a reduction in the thoracic kyphosis as a result of a rehabilitation programme involving strengthening and stretching exercises leads to an improvement in the range of shoulder elevation[ 27].

However, in patients with T2DM, NAFLD is the most common cause of ALT elevation and a reduction in ALT is likely to reflect a decrease in liver inflammation.

The crustal extension approximately doubled the surface area of the region between central Utah and the Sierra Nevada, presumably with a reduction in the mean elevation of the mountains.

Conclusions: Movement of the scapula into a protracted or retracted position results in a statistically significant reduction in isometric shoulder elevation strength as measured in this study.