The former Sayeeda Warsi has had an incredibly fast elevation to the heights of government.
Diabetes, a global burden, is characterized by fast elevation of blood sugar level.
Thus, it offers the advantages of homogeneous heating and fast elevation of the temperature of synthesis system to crystallization temperature, resulting in more homogeneous nucleation, shorter crystallization times [36, 37], and products with uniform size [38, 39].
A study demonstrated that a fast and sudden elevation of αFP in patients with liver lesions detected more HCC when compared to other elevation patterns in patients with cirrhosis and hepatic lesions[ 41].
In contrast, a human study [49] showed acute exercise to cause a fast ∼50% elevation in [sR1]pl (peaking ∼0.5 h after exercise) which preceded a temporary ∼50% drop in [V]pl (lowest at ∼2 h after exercise).
Because in the cell model used, GPR55 was found to be constitutively expressed and to account for a fast, transient Ca2+ elevation upon stimulation with LPI (Waldeck-Weiermair et al., 2008), the contribution of this receptor to LPI-induced Ca2+ signalling and electrical responses in endothelial cells was further explored.
"The site has natural elevation changes, which promises a fast course with difficult corners for us to familiarise ourselves with".
In general, a narrow birth interval (<3 years) seemed to result in a high initial risk followed by a delayed adverse effect, whereas a wide birth interval was associated with a faster and more long-lasting elevation in risk.
More important than the court itself, of course, is the basketball played there, and in that regard the Nuggets have historically taken advantage of Denver's lofty elevation by playing a fast-paced, run-and-gun style which keeps opposing teams on their heels during game play, and bent over grabbing their shorts when the action pauses.
A fast-moving storm dumped snow at higher elevations overnight.
The ADA also introduced the concept of impaired fasting glucose (IFG) because fasting glucose elevation in the range of 110 125 mg/dl (6.1 6.9 mmol/l) was shown to be a risk factor for the development of diabetes.
