Sentence examples for a further elevation from inspiring English sources

Reinfarction was defined as recurrent typical chest pain with new ischaemic ECG changes (ST re-elevation or depression, or new Q waves) and a further increase in enzyme levels (to twice the upper limit of normal if it had returned to baseline or if already elevated, with a further elevation by 50%).

The level of proliferation remained relatively stable until day 100 (20.98±3.1%), after which time a further elevation was observed, reaching 46.43±5.1% by day 125 (Fig. 3, B).

Subsequently, this leads to a further elevation in SBP and a decrease in DBP, which exacerbates pulse pressure even more.

When the apical domains of the Rs2 state undergo a further elevation and move radially outwards, all the intersubunit contacts between apical domains are broken, producing the R-open state.

Neuroprotection by leptin is associated with a further elevation of p-STAT3 in the nuclear (at 3 h MCAo) and cytosolic (at 24 h MCAo) fractions of the ischemic cortex.

At 6 weeks post-bleomycin, the response was much more varied: several sheep showed a further elevation in the levels detected at 2 weeks, some showed similar levels and other sheep showed a decrease back to baseline levels Fig.  11.

In 2011, with conservatives threatening to cleave the Church in two if any new appointments were made, senior Church leaders brought in a moratorium on any further elevation of a gay clergyman to the role of bishop.

Admiral Howe, already an earl, refused any further elevation, and King George III was dissuaded from making him a Knight of the Garter by one of Howe's political opponents.

Moreover, there is a slight further elevation in risk of a subsequent admission following the second hospital admission (dotted line).

Glucose produces a non-oscillatory elevation of [Ca2+]i, and carbachol elicits a transient further elevation.

Beyond a certain threshold, further elevation of ligand density resulted in a significant decrease in tumor localization.