Sentence examples for elevated term from inspiring English sources

There is some evidence of a more elevated term premium in the recent past, but otherwise the graphs are remarkably similar.

For his part, Mr. Gordon, in a brief e-mail message, describes his career in more elevated terms.

Adore Life's closing Mechanics deals with the same subject in more elevated terms: "When I take a man to sleep over, pain and pleasure will touch my hand and I will hold what is untold".

He tries to see himself in wryly elevated terms, telling the investigating committee that he 'became a servant of Eros' rather than an abuser or even a harasser (his advances to a 20-year-old girl were in no way resisted).

To this extent, 10-year risk prediction models are inadequate to distinguish between those at both low short-term and long-term risks, and those at low short-term but at elevated long-term risk due to the presence of non-optimal risk factors levels.

"Actually 'mayor' may not be an elevated enough term to describe him".

An elevated interaction term of similar magnitude was observed in an examination of prostate cancer in an article by Alavanja et al. (2003).

Interestingly, Taglauer et al. demonstrated that the expression of PD-1 expression on CD3 cells was low in non-pregnant endometrium but increased in first-trimester decidua and remained elevated in term decidua.

Corticosteroids, which remain elevated long-term in subordinates, suppress aggression via elevation of brain 5-HT [ 68].

In a time of historically elevated long-term unemployment, they are an important way to keep workers connected to the job-search market.

Similar concerns about elevated long-term emission of TDS from backfills and valley fills have also emerged.