Sentence examples for grade elevation from inspiring English sources
Since the site is naturally divided into six unique areas and each had a specific set of challenges (foot traffic, grade elevation, water flow, etc.), separate soil samples were collected from each area (Figure 2).
The performance data includes: speed, pace, altitude, G-forces, hang time, jump height, distance, grade, elevation, pitch, roll, course, bearing, and GPS coordinates.
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A significant increase in high grade ALT elevation in RCC patients (10.9% vs 5.7%, P = 0.012) was noted.
For instance, increased systolic blood pressure or cholesterol in younger subjects may affect cardiovascular mortality events with low-grade elevation or short-term exposure, more than in subjects of advanced age.
Resistance changes have been measured with graded elevation in IAP.
Low-grade elevations in BUN and hypoalbuminemia were the most common biochemical toxicities.
Graded elevations in IAP are associated with incremental reductions in measured renal plasma flow and glomerular filtration rate.
Because Larson et al. [ 19] found that the occurrence of all-grade elevations in total bilirubin and to a lesser extend also of elevations in aspartate transaminase (ASAT) were higher in patients with higher nilotinib exposure, these parameters are determined as safety parameters at the same time as the regularly withdrawn venous blood samples for the measurement of response.
An increase in the serum levels of liver enzymes was found in the majority of the patients, with grade 1 2 elevation of ALT or AST seen in seven patients and grade 1 2 elevation of gamma-glutamyl transferase in six patients.
All were related to acute viral Hepatitis A (two hospitalizations and one Grade 4 elevation of ALT protocol defined as an SAE) and were considered unrelated to the vaccination.
