Sentence examples for elevation up from inspiring English sources

Altitude in this sense is expressed as angular elevation (up to 90°) above the horizon.

Data were then collapsed across target elevation (up vs. down).

Furthermore, upon FBS treatment for endogenous E2F, siSmad7 treatment induced a significant elevation (up to ∼160%) of E2F-responsive reporter activation as compared to control-treated cells (Fig. 7C, upper panel).

Participants were instructed to provide a speeded judgment of the visual target's elevation (up vs. down) by pressing the toe pedal for an upper light, or the heel pedal for a lower light.

4– 24 32– 37 A total of 769 patients had at least one episode of elevated liver enzymes (20.2%), 12.9% had an elevation up to two times the upper limit of normal and 3.7% of patients stopped MTX because of liver toxicity.

Walk to the nearby barn where you can pick up a trail that offers gradual elevation up an old carriage road.

To address this difficulty and the non-causality of the exciting force impulse response function, this paper investigates the use of propagating-wave surface elevation up-wave of the device to synthesize the necessary forces.

In the western canyon region, pine and other coniferous trees thrive at elevations up to 6,000 feet (1,830 metres).

In Ethiopia the gelada (genus Theropithecus) is found living at elevations up to 5,000 metres (16,000 feet).

Lower elevations, up to about 1,500 feet, were once covered with natural forests, which have been cleared over the course of centuries and replaced in some areas by trees, plants, and crops.

Alder, any of about 30 species of ornamental shrubs and trees constituting the genus Alnus, in the birch family (Betulaceae), distributed throughout the Northern Hemisphere and western South America on cool, wet sites at elevations up to 2,500 m (8,200 feet).