Sentence examples for a specific elevated from inspiring English sources

The overall effect of muscle tone on ROM was evaluated by considering the average difference in ROM between children with normal muscle tone (Ashworth level 0) and children with a specific elevated level of muscle tone, over the entire follow-up period from 0 to 18 years while correcting for age using the random intercepts model.

Using a highly sensitive and specific MS-based approach, we confirmed the elevation of specific elevated proteins in an independent set of samples from patients with PsA.

This specific, elevated blood pressure profile, particularly in offspring of more complicated pregnancies, may represent a unique underlying biological predisposition to HTN.

Noticeably, PF3D7_1126800 and PF3D7_0205700 both lack homologs in model species and showed remarkably specific elevated expression in young and mature gametocytes.

These results are evidence of loci specific, elevated rates of false detection for both platforms used, and since all sample concentrations were equilibrated and pipetting between plates was consistent, a technical cause of this inconsistency could not be identified.

These results showed that Protein A specific antibodies remained elevated as compared to nonvaccinated controls and were stimulated in response to the protein boost.

Weisburd said it might still make sense to apply it in a limited fashion in certain "hot spots" as a specific response to elevated levels of gun violence, in which a small percentage of offenders are often responsible for a high proportion of the crime.

The PQI focusing on undertreatment look into prescription of medication in patients with a specific diagnosis or elevated values of clinical measurements.

Also the amount of Rho-GDI and ERK2 as well as the level of overall P-GTP binding acvitity was tumour-specific elevated, yet to a lower extent than Rho proteins.

Results:We find cohort-specific elevated mortality trends for gender- and race/ethnicity-specific populations.

A secondary objective was to determine whether SES was a specific risk factor for elevated postpartum depressive symptoms beyond its contribution to prenatal depressive symptoms.