Sentence examples for earlier elevation from inspiring English sources

Whereas we did not directly detect a significant increase in the COX-metabolized vasodilator PGE1, derived from dihommogammalinolenic acid, its inactive metabolite was significantly elevated at 48 72 h after UVB exposure, indicating the earlier elevation of the mediator.

In the present study, increased levels of urinary RBP4 were found after injection of 60 or 120 MBq 177Lu-octreotate, with higher RBP4 values and earlier elevation in the 120 MBq group.

Earlier elevations occurred with 2,4DNT at doses of 99 mg/kg and above and with 384 mg/kg TNT.

As discussed earlier, elevations in plasma Hx are the consequence of greater efflux from the muscle following exercise (Bangsbo et al. 1992; Hellsten et al. 1998; Stathis et al. 1994).

He first played for England at the age of 18 – an early elevation which led him to turn down a place at Durham University – and has won 78 caps, plus six for the British Lions.

All patients had early elevation of serum creatinine (sCr) of at least 0.1 mg/dl.

The early elevation of HIF-1α in our model may be explained by the SHS-induced EGF.

Lactate levels could be normal in those who present early; elevation is often a late finding [9].

Likewise, in the experimental model of sepsis (Fig. 56), non-surviving rats had an early elevation of the same cardiac biomarkers.

ELISA did suggest an early elevation and then resolution of both ET-1 and big ET-1 in plasma after brain death; this may reflect an early release with rapid clearance [33], however no ongoing systemic expression was detected.

Little wonder, then, that the earliest elevation of dogs to the status of persons in prehistory took place by burying our faithful friends alongside us in human graves as early as 14,000 years ago.