Sentence examples for elevated existing from inspiring English sources

A number of women specifically highlighted the influence of maternity based reality TV programmes like 'One Born Every Minute' and recalled how these types of programmes elevated existing levels of fear and anxiety.

In this study, we propose a novel conceptual and algorithmic approach by elevating existing fuzzy models to granular fuzzy models in the form of fuzzy sets.

With that, the district invested heavily in elevating existing teaching talent, putting the best people in the places where they could do the most good and recruiting new teachers – especially those who fit with Dr. Vitti's strong emphasis on the whole child.

It did help elevate one existing drama, "The Practice," to new levels of popularity.

Granular fuzzy models help elevate the existing models to the higher level of abstraction subsequently making the resulting constructs in a better rapport with real-world systems.

Secondary immunization of A/J and C3H/HeJ mice with soluble PA alone did not further elevate the existing high titers of domain 4-specific antibody present in PA-Av-C3d3/IFA-immunized mice.

The patient was preoxygenated with the head of the bed elevated and the existing gastrostomy tube was placed to suction.

We have demonstrated a substantial up-regulation (increased production) of HSP70 gene transcript levels in L. elliptica mantle tissue in response to pH levels that are both lowered and elevated relative to existing Antarctic conditions (Figure 1).

Elevated high above the existing slumscape, the "Cloud" makes accessible an immense volume of untouched space formerly unreachable for the favela's resident ad hoc architects.

The reason for the attenuation of HRs when comparing both studies, however, is mainly that this NHANES study compared the most highly elevated GGT levels as existing only among 13.2percentt of the entire study group to those of all the other participants having so-called "normal" GGT levels within a clinical laboratory range selected.

New Labour elevated a pre-existing Jewish network to national importance - and therein lies the problem.