Sentence examples for elevated leading from inspiring English sources

Fully crystalline mannitol was produced when the feed spray temperature was elevated leading to rapid supersaturation.

In addition, ambient reservoir temperature of 75 °C is slightly elevated leading to increased efficiency.

Under folate deficiency, SAM is depleted, and methyltransferase activity is elevated, leading to DNA hypomethylation (Yi et al. 2000), insufficient proto-oncogene activation, transcription, and subsequent growth of abnormal cells or tumors (Kim et al. 1996; Fang and Xiao 2001).

Numerous papers simply state that sFLT1 is elevated, leading to 'endothelial dysfunction'.

Hypothalamic TSH and T3 might then become excessively elevated, leading to an April-June peak in mania.

At 180 pmol/mL, platelet aggregation was elevated, leading to maximal platelet aggregation starting at 540 pmol/mL carboxyl-QDs.

She was elevated to leading roles in her next films -- "Home in Indiana," "In the Meantime, Darling," "Winged Victory" and "State Fair" (1945), which featured Rodgers and Hammerstein's only original score for a movie.

This speech kicked off the weeklong event, which is held once every five years to extol past leaders and welcome a roster of younger officials newly elevated to leading roles.

Since winning re-election as Gujarat's chief minister, in December, he has increasingly turned his attention to national matters, to building his position in the party and getting allies elevated to leading positions within it.His challenge, as ever, is to spread his appeal beyond a relatively narrow base of fervent supporters, who predominate in India's north and west.

When the liver is subjected to injury, PChE activity is significantly elevated, thus leading to the damage of the metabolism of lipids and low-density lipoprotein.

Goodman has been elevated to leading man status for the first time with Friday's release of the comedy "King Ralph". But Goodman is a reluctant movie king, preferring the label character actor.