Sentence examples for a elevation for from inspiring English sources

Our current study showed that the predictive value of Lp(a) elevation for MACE, exclusively for coronary revascularization, in CHD patients with stent placement is predominantly dependent on baseline level of LDL-C.

Then climate change: an elevation for this issue, and a dig at people who don't accept science (you know who you are).

However, the use of CPK elevation as an inclusion criterion led to initial misclassification of 113 individuals (where a blank data field was incorrectly taken to indicate an elevation) for whom biological samples were received between months 5 and 29.

Michael Carberry was earmarked as Collingwood's replacement if the offending finger rebelled overnight and this represents quite an elevation for Carberry, 29, the pugnacious Hampshire left-hander who is hoping to become the first cricketer with Caribbean roots to make his debut for England since Alex Tudor in 1998.

The methodology is based on finding an elevation for which the sum of snow covered pixels below and land pixels above the RSLE is minimized for each day.

Burlington employed the motif in 1721 for an elevation of Tottenham Park in Savernake Forest for his brother-in-law Lord Bruce (since remodelled).

We also found an elevation of risk for the highest tertile of intensity-weighted lifetime exposure-days metric (RR = 5.01; 95% CI, 2.41 10.42; p-trend < 0.01).

Commonly, temperature decreases with rising altitude, e.g., a drop of 0.6°C for an elevation of 100 meters.

This allows for an elevation of overall sensitivity with a minimal reduction in overall specificity.

Moreover, the angular arrangement of the elements was obtained following an azimuth study carried out for a specific elevation angle of 30° and an elevation study for a specific azimuth angle of 180°.

The Library of America plans to reissue "Princess of Mars" in April with an introduction by Junot Diaz, an unusual elevation for a book that began as a pulp serial and whose appeal remains a kind of cheerful boys' adventure romanticism.