Sentence examples for elevation of measures from inspiring English sources

A series of epidemiologic studies have found associations of particle pollution with elevation of measures of systemic inflammation, including plasma viscosity (Peters et al. 1997), fibrinogen (Gardner et al. 2000), neutrophil count, vascular cellular adhesion molecule and soluble intracellular adhesion molecule (Salvi et al. 1999), and C-reactive protein (Peters et al. 2001).

However, it is theoretically possible that OA features within the DXA field (e.g. lumbar osteophytosis) could lead to artefactual elevation of measured BMD, with the potential to induce a spurious association between HBM and OA if spine and knee OA are correlated as part of a "generalised OA" phenotype.

We exploited the property of TRPV1 channels to be activated by AEA exclusively at an intracellular domain [19] and, subsequently, to cause elevation of [Ca2+]i, measured by a simple fluorimetric assay, or membrane topology perturbation, measured by DH microscopy (Fig. 8).

Dehydration: water-loss dehydration, the result of insufficient fluid intake, which leads to elevation of directly measured serum osmolality.

Box 1 Key concepts and definitions Dehydration : water-loss dehydration, the result of insufficient fluid intake, which leads to elevation of directly measured serum osmolality.

From high-resolution LiDAR data, we extracted values of elevation, six measures of surface topography (although two were later excluded due to collinearity), and three measures of creek density.

Elevation and measures of geneticdiversity per site for M. striaticollis microsatellite data.

Elevation and measures of geneticdiversity per site for P. w-nigrum nuclear DNA data.

Elevation and measures of geneticdiversity per site for D. cyanea microsatellite data.

Elevation and measures of genetic diversity per site for mtDNA and AFLP data.

Elevation and measures of geneticdiversity per site for C. perspicillata AFLP data.