Sentence examples for considerable elevation of from inspiring English sources

In the indomethacin group, blood tests revealed a considerable elevation of creatinine levels (>1.5 times the upper limit of normal) in three patients, without clinical symptoms.

A considerable elevation of plasma BNP together with lower echocardiographic-determined left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) verified the presence of heart failure.

Over the last century, emissions of cadmium from various industries and the combustion of waste and fossil fuels have resulted in a considerable elevation of the concentrations in European soils (Järup et al. 1998).

Inclusion criteria: patients demonstrating distinct ICG staining with good quality intraoperative photos, no considerable elevation of the iERM from the underlying surface of the retina and HD-OCT images taken within 30 days preoperatively without any retinal thickness measurement errors were included.

Exclusion criteria: patients who had at least one of the following: patchy ICG staining, bad quality intraoperative photos, considerable elevation of the iERM from the underlying surface of the retina, HD-OCT images older than 30 days preoperatively or retinal thickness measurement errors.

Furthermore, C60HyFn treatment in diabetic and nondiabetic rats resulted in considerable elevations of some important polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Interestingly, we observed a considerable elevation in the expression of 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3 in the O2 insensitive cell lines (HeyA8 and SKOV3) compared to the O2-sensitive cell lines.

In group II there was considerable elevation in the levels of hepatic enzymes, lipid profile, and lowering in total protein content as compared to group I (P < 0.001).

As indicated in Figure  2E, CCl4 induced a considerable elevation in the level of hydroxyproline at 6 weeks (from 135.12 ± 17.74 μg/g wet liver tissue to 207.39 ± 31.66 μg/g wet liver tissue, # p < 0.05), while the hydroxyproline content of liver tissues after DWYG treatment was obviously reduced from 207.39 ± 31.66 μg/g wet liver tissue to 155.16 ± 25.22 μg/g wet liver tissue (* p < 0.05).

Tentative conclusions from micromammals and other environmental indicators suggest that the late Pleistocene supported an environment in which there coexisted plants and animals that are today separated by hundreds to thousands of kilometres (or considerable elevation differences).

There are more elaborate ceramic vessels, and the addition of tripods and armour suggests a considerable elevation in the investment accorded the shrine.