Sentence examples for degree of elevation from inspiring English sources
Angiotensin II and plasma renin activity were elevated in septic subjects and the degree of elevation correlated negatively with the StO2 reoxygenation rate.
After 24 hours of resuscitation to clinically-defined endpoints of preload and arterial pressure, Ang II and PRA were elevated in septic subjects and the degree of elevation correlated negatively with the rate of microvascular reoxygenation during reactive hyperemia.
Compared with the serous cystic neoplasms, cyst fluid CEA is elevated in mucinous cystic tumours and the degree of elevation correlates with the diagnosis of mucinous cystadenocarcinoma or mucinous cystadenoma with malignant potential [18].
Many studies have demonstrated that elevated cortisol levels in sepsis and the degree of elevation are related to the severity of illness [ 13].
Synovial fluid from RA patients contains elevated levels of IL-23 proteintein, and the degree of elevation was directly correlated with the levels of IL-17, IL-1, and TNF-α; furthermore, levels were highest in patients with bony erosions [ 108].
Third, as seen above, Bacon correctly calculated the maximum degree of elevation for the rainbow.
Few reports have analyzed this relationship in AKI patients, although in ESRD a patient's degree of elevation in FGF-23 is often correlated with severity of hyperphosphatemia [38, 44, 45].
This degree of ALT elevation is not normally seen in HCV patients unless they receive interferon treatment.
Fetal risk increases linearly with duration of the elevated temperature and exponentially with the degree of temperature elevation, an elevation of 2°C above normal for 24 hours likely conferring risk [ 13].
The observability conditions are taken so that the Moon is visible at night-time and above 20 degrees of elevation.
A median loss of seven (P25 P75 0–15) degrees of abduction and six (P25 P75 0 10) degrees of elevation was measured when comparing the affected side with the contralateral side (Table 3).
