Sentence examples for frequency of elevation from inspiring English sources

The hypsometry of the region indicate two peaks in the distribution frequency of elevation (3600 4100 m and 4400 4800 m asl).

Many mangrove forests exhibit distinct zones of species that are controlled by the elevation of the substrate relative to mean sea level and the associated variation in frequency of elevation, salinity and wave action [51].

Although the frequency of elevations of serum aminotransferase enzymes (AST, ALT) following hematopoietic cell transplant is very high, most of the elevations are in the 100 – 500 U/L range and only rarely impact outcomes.

The current study was designed to evaluate the frequency of troponin elevation and the degree of myocardial injury after transcutaneous aortic valve replacement (TAVR), a new procedure for the treatment of high surgical risk patients (pts) with degenerative aortic stenosis (AS).

We also found that the frequency of calcium elevation caused by touching and crawling the furrow of silicone block was attenuated by depletion of P2Y11 function (Figure 7C), and coordinated alignment in the crawling area was disturbed (Figure 7C').

The frequency of calcium elevation in the chordamesoderm was dependent on the nature of the neighboring tissue, consistent with our previous observation that the cell alignment and MT elongation establish their polarity according to the boundary with a neighboring tissue.

Finally, we observed that the normal boundary formation (Figures 7D, D', E) and coordinated cell alignment (Figures 7D, D', E') was not clear in the P2Y11-depleted DMZ, and the frequency of calcium elevation during CE was relatively decreased (Figure 7F).

Further, the high frequency of PA28γ elevation in patients with RA was remarkable and was further analyzed in follow-up experiments with active RA before and after initiation of the T-cell directed therapy with abatacept.

Patients with antibodies to PM/Scl-100 (E. coli) revealed a higher frequency of CK elevation (35%) in comparison with anti-PM/Scl-100-negative patients (11.5%; P = 0.009) (Table 3).

In particular, no significant differences were found between the 2 treatment groups in the 6-month rate of overall (82% versus 83%) and serious (12% versus 10%) AEs, and overall (70% versus 65%) and serious (4% versus 4%) infections, as well as in the frequency of transaminase elevation ≤2.5x upper limit of normal (32% versus 25%).

A>99% reduction in the frequency of Ca2+ elevations was required.