Sentence examples for appreciably elevated from inspiring English sources
Notably, however, the risk for VTE remained appreciably elevated up to 15 years after initial diagnosis (Blom et al, 2005).
Liver function test results were also reported for 14 of 22 participants who did not have symptomatic hepatitis; none were appreciably elevated.
For neither parents nor grandparents was mortality from all causes or from cancer appreciably elevated over that of the national population.
Combined at their NR NOAELs, the four antiandrogens did not provoke appreciably elevated malformation rates, but the 5-fold higher mixture dose induced malformations in approximately 25% of the males.
Despite the synergism that we detected, the NR NOAEL combination did not produce appreciably elevated malformation rates, but this may be due to the lower sensitivity of this end point.
The data summarised above clearly indicate that the risk for VTE is elevated appreciably in patients with cancer.
siRNA mediated knock-down of the two GSK3 isoforms in mammals, GSK3α and GSK3β, either singly or in combination, further confirmed that, while β-catenin expression was elevated, HSF1 S303 was not appreciably phosphorylated by GSK3 in unstressed mammalian cells (Figure 5B).
On the whole, they were appreciably smaller than the 25 slightly elevated nonpolypoid lesions (type IIa; mean diameters: 23.3 mm vs. 29 mm, respectively), which were deliberately collected from the proximal colon.
The relative risk due to pan tobacco chewing was elevated in both males and females, being appreciably higher in the latter (relative risk 25.3%; 95% confidence interval 11.2-57.3).
They could relate to the fact that the altered ratio in human CRC involves not only an decrease in K- ras 4A expression but also an increase in K- ras 4B expression [ 11]: indeed, in Min mouse tumours, K- ras 4B expression is elevated while K- ras 4A expression is not appreciably altered.
Plasma levels of glucagon and glucose were elevated in GK rats, while insulin levels were not appreciably different.
