Sentence examples for extreme elevations from inspiring English sources

Our study sought to assess if the accuracy of the GAP method in morbidly obese women depended on (1) ultrasound timing or (2) extreme elevations in maternal body mass index (BMI).

After 5 years of scouring the Andes mountains, two graduate students have found the oldest solid evidence that humans were living at extreme elevations by 12,800 years ago.

Although the two are closely related having diverged only 4.9 million years ago, around the same time that humans and chimpanzees parted ways the domestic yak (Bos grunniens) is superbly better adapted to the region's extreme elevations, which can exceed 4500 meters.

They can survive at extreme elevations of up to 4200 m because of natural antifreeze in their blood.

My goal was to visit a number of ghost towns and the ruins of long-shuttered mines, abandoned after the boom and bust cycles that have touched the extreme elevations of the state since the end of the Civil War.

Moreover, each geology class supported 5 95 endemic species and chi-square tests confirmed that calcareous bedrock and extreme elevations had significantly more rare species than expected by chance (P<0.0001), strongly corroborating the regression model.

An example is the extreme elevation of the amino acid phenylalanine that accompanies a congenital defect of phenylalanine hydroxylase, the mutant enzyme in classical phenylketonuria (PKU).

Prolonged exposure is dangerous, and sometimes deadly, because of the unpredictability of afternoon weather, the limited number of oxygen bottles that can be carried and the toll caused by extreme elevation and temperatures.

Previous study showed that mature miRNA had a low affinity to AGO240, which might provide an explanation why an extreme elevation of mature MIR168a via the direct transfection of MIR168a was required to reduce LDLRAP1 expression.

But the extreme elevation results in grapes with tougher skins leading to concentrated juice and heavy tannins.

It is particularly critical in basins with extreme elevation differences, where the climatic and geological conditions at the source of the river are completely different to those downstream, and in transoundary basins, where events in one country may directly impact the situation in another (Blaikie and Muldavin [2004]; Rasul ([2014]); Shrestha et al. [2013]).