"elevated volume" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a high or increased level of volume or sound. Example: The speakers at the concert were set to an elevated volume, making the music reverberate throughout the entire venue.
When speaking to Gilman, Strassberg combined the elevated volume you might use to address a deaf person with the patronizing tone you might employ with a seven-year-old.
Agglutination was observed during cryopreservation of an elevated volume of sperm whereas motility 47%, VCL 62 μm/s and STR 91% were measured after thawing.
Frequently, there's some so-called "position unwinding" ahead of a quadruple witching as traders exit these asset classes at the last possible minute, and that could mean elevated volume, especially as today's session draws toward its close.
Functional abnormalities occur as a result of structural remodelling (concentric LVH) and result in normal or near-normal end diastolic volume, elevated LVM to volume and elevated wall thickness to chamber radius relationships respectively.
Total lung capacity (TLC) was normal, in spite of a markedly elevated residual volume (RV).
Our study showed that children with T1DM have elevated platelet volume, wider platelet size distribution width and increased percentage of large platelets.
Since the importance of respiratory mechanics and elevated tidal volume only partially explain the occurrence of asynchronies, we believe that other factors need to be taken into account during NIV.
Very few individuals displayed both elevated amyloid burden and elevated WMH volumes (Fig. 5).
Within the older adult group, it was clear that a large proportion of the sample had relatively small WMH volumes, although still detectable, while a subset of the sample had substantially elevated WMH volumes.
Intervention: Elevated bladder volumes were achieved by randomly allocating the volunteers to void or not to void before the clinical examination.
Critically ill patients have elevated closing volumes as a result of increased lung water, advanced age, and low functional residual capacity due to respiratory muscle weakness, sedation, and supine positioning [ 134].
