Sentence examples for elevated because of from inspiring English sources
Elevated ALP result could confused whether they got elevated because of live or bone disorder.
"Our credit card and mortgage losses are elevated because of where we are in the cycle," Mr. Pandit said in a conference call.
"Clearly military spending is more elevated because of Iraq than people had expected," said William C. Dudley, director of domestic economic research at Goldman Sachs.
Despite anecdotes about how employers cannot find workers with the skills they need, there is little evidence that the unemployment rate remains elevated because of mismatches between the skill requirements of available jobs and the skills of the unemployed.
The R/P ratio can be falsely elevated because of reasons unrelated to polygenic inheritance, such as uneven sample sizes or asymmetric population stratification, so precautions to correct for these confounders are essential.
The results indicate that calcium and lactate in the serum phase of the cheese were elevated because of smoking, especially at the cheese surface immediately after smoking treatment, which presumably predisposes the smoked cheeses to increased susceptibility to calcium lactate surface crystallization.
The risk score could improve risk stratification for mortality in older patients with HF in particular when NTproBNP was moderately elevated, probably because of moderate NTproBNP elevations caused by other comorbidities.
Body weight variation is elevated because growth of birds is differently influenced by ascites.
Jalili is thus considered a jaanbaaz, someone upon whom is conferred a type of elevated status because of their suffering in the "holy defence" against Saddam Hussein's forces.
Cole could, on the other hand, get himself barred from that elevated status because of his thoughtless, and at times vulgar, insults.
In static quenching the quenching constant behaves in opposite to that of dynamic quenching at elevated temperatures because of the instability of ground state complex.
