The phrase "as its elevation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the height or altitude of an object or location in relation to something else.
Example: "The mountain is known for its unique flora, which varies significantly as its elevation changes."
Alternatives: "in relation to its height" or "according to its altitude".
When two geographic coordinates of a control point on the Earth's surface, its latitude and longitude, are known, as well as its elevation above sea level, the location of that point is known with an accuracy within the limits of error involved in the surveying processes.
Our results speak against using LBP as diagnostic marker of the acute phase response after liver resection as its elevation is related to the size and thereby the synthetic capacity of the small remnant liver.
To achieve this, arrays can be designed using two-axis trackers, capable of tracking the sun in its daily orbit across the sky, and as its elevation changes throughout the year.
Paired stair towers stand in the angles between the main body of the house and the wings that project forward, a sign of modern symmetry in the plan of the house as well as its elevation, and a symptom of the times, in that the hall no longer had a "high end" of greater state.
Salubrinal's suppressive effects on the proteolytic activity of MMP13, as well as its elevation of the phosphorylation of NFκB p65 in the mouse model of OA, were consistent with in vitro data.
It could seem like a diminishment of "Hamilton" if its specific ideas — its redefinition of patriotism as pluralism, its elevation of hip-hop to the status of national chronicle, its championing of urban Hamiltonian federalism over louche Jeffersonian agrarianism — faded into generic universality.
De Luca and colleagues [ 64] evaluated the role of elevated levels and activity of secretory phospholipase A2 (sPLA2) in bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) fluid in infants with ARDS as well as the consequences of its elevation, including increased free fatty acid levels and reduced quantity and quality of surfactant proteins.
While Wood's article makes valid points in considering how strands of religion are used by members of ISIS, the article does not analyze the political contingencies that fostered its elevation as "a threat" (such as the Iraq War), or whether defining ISIS as chiefly a phenomenon of religion is productive for policy response.
One such survey, conducted in 2010 using advanced radar technology, was made public in September 2013 and gave its elevation as 20,237 feet (6,168 metres).
A real place made mythical by its elevation as an archetype – a town, city or region that encapsulates what a country wishes it had been; a nostalgia rooted in a melancholic longing for economic stability and cultural homogeneity, then nourished by patriotic myth.
Sambursky and co-authors conducted a retrospective single center medical chart review of 100 patients that determined the effectiveness of using MMP-9, which is induced by key cytokines in the early stages of the inflammatory cascade, as an ideal biomarker because its elevation confirms the presence of clinically significant ocular surface inflammation [31].
