Sentence examples for elevation increased from inspiring English sources

In the setting of symptomatic patients, for chest pain with typical ST elevation, increased troponin, and preserved LV function, CMR is pivotal in the diagnosis of AM.

Both erosion threshold and bed elevation increased in the defaunated plots as a response to the absence of macrofauna and an increase in microphytobenthos growth.

Core subjective symptoms of mood elevation (increased energy, confidence, sociability, talkativeness, interest in sex, and decreased need for sleep) were equally common in the probable bipolar and threshold bipolar groups identified by self-report.

The results indicated that as the GPS elevation increased every 100 m, the PWV values decreased by 9.5 mm, 11.0 mm, 12.2 mm and 12.3 mm during the no, light, moderate and heavy rainfall conditions, respectively.

When the friction factor decreased by a factor of 10 (from 0.01 to 0.001), the average maximum free surface elevation increased 15%, and the average cross-shore velocity and specific momentum flux increased 95 and 208%, respectively.

For the primary cloud forest at Maquipucuna, an increase in elevation changed the species-level floristics more than conversion to and then abandonment from agriculture; however, while a rise in elevation increased the number of stems, agriculture reduced stem size structure.

As elevation increases the trees grow smaller.

Rainwater and snowmelt run off these surfaces and may quickly pool in areas of low elevation, increasing the risk of local flooding.

These results suggest that oxidative stress induced by acute IOP elevation increases Tfam protein expression but shows no alteration of mtDNA content in ischemic retina.

At lower elevations, increased fire frequency associated with exotic annual grass invasion has heightened the need for effective sagebrush restoration strategies, but existing techniques have been largely ineffective.

Mid-elevation increased from 51° to 98° (p < 0.001) and active abduction increased from 38° to 82° (p < 0.001).