Sentence examples for elevated almost from inspiring English sources
Using the total-inclusion method (TWZ-Ra) that measured roughness typical of areas with large scratches, the CoCr particulates showed roughness elevated almost sevenfold; with Ti6Al4V particulates there was an almost tenfold elevation (Table V).
Now shopping has been elevated almost to an act of patriotism by some Americans -- keeping life normal, not letting the terrorists win and all that.
After that, we all know what happened when Marcus Rashford was elevated, almost by default, to the first team a few weeks later and the damage he has been causing to opposition defences ever since.
To get to the Polar Plateau an elevated, almost featureless part of the continental ice shelf, where the South Pole is situated the party would have to cross these mountains, which rise nearly fifteen thousand feet.
At last month's Party Congress in Beijing, Xi Jinping was granted another five years in power as general secretary, and elevated almost to the level of Mao in the Communist pantheon, with his name written into the party constitution.
The counter-regulatory hormones: cortisol, glucagon, the catecholamines, as well as growth hormone are significantly elevated almost immediately after critical-insult, but decline rapidly over the first 12 48 hours [21 24].
While acknowledging that the republican movement had a tendency to elevate, almost sanctify, the memories of those who died in its name, the film attempts to flesh out Sands as a man.
"Her job is not to make herself likable, her job is to be her full self," she writes in reference to her friend's daughter, a choice Adichie has come to elevate almost above any other.
This explains why even though it is delicious on its own, it also elevates almost any dish to which it is added, cooked or uncooked.
What still amazes is how such hitherto lowbrow laughs are elevated to almost graceful perfection.
The recombinant strain LC-nox exhibited 0.854 U/mL of NADH oxidase activity, which was elevated by almost 20-fold in comparison with that of wild-type strain.
