Sentence examples for consistent elevation from inspiring English sources

Contour farming, the practice of tilling sloped land along lines of consistent elevation in order to conserve rainwater and to reduce soil losses from surface erosion.

Results of this study were that a consistent elevation in n-methylserotonin, a byproduct of serotonin, was positively correlated to chronic cocaine exposure.

The terraces, which lie at one consistent elevation, are like a big bathtub ring.

We don't need legislation to tell doctors what to do, but legislation ensures not only a consistent elevation of clinical practice standards, but also the appropriate coverage/reimbursement so that everyone gets the medical care we all know our loved ones deserve.

First, we showed that FRDA cells under basal conditions had a small but consistent elevation in SOD activity and confirmed a reduction in reduced glutathione, indicating that they had to cope with abnormally high levels of superoxides and derived peroxides.

After one week, rabbits exhibiting a consistent elevation in blood glucose (> 350 mg/dl) remained in the study.

Mount Hood was first seen by European explorers in 1792 and is believed to have maintained a consistent summit elevation, varying by no more than a few feet due to mild seismic activity.

In patients with continuous spinal fluid pressure monitoring, small but consistent elevations in spinal fluid pressure are associated with oxygen desaturations in patients with sleep disordered breathing.

Small but consistent elevations mostly within the normal range in lipase and amylase, not accompanied by other signs or symptoms of pancreatitis, were observed over time with liraglutide treatment in obese and type 2 diabetic populations.

Isolated episodes of low-level viremia ("blips") are not necessarily predictive of subsequent virologic failure, but consistent elevations of VL above 50 copies/mL meet a strict definition of virologic failure.

In the current study, measurement of plasma dUrd concentration showed that pemetrexed administered at doses of 400 700 mg m−2 produced consistent elevations in plasma dUrd, suggesting that plasma exposure to pemetrexed was sufficient to induce TS inhibition in patients.