Sentence examples for high acts from inspiring English sources

As far as the atmospheric pressure characteristics are concerned, the Siberian High acts as one of the dominant atmospheric pressure systems affecting winds over Asia and the northern Indian Ocean during North-East (winter) monsoon (Gong and Wang 1995; Gong and Ho 2002; Kim et al. 2005).

Students with midrange and high ACT scores performed as demonstrated in Figure 3, with the students participating in the essay performing the best (one-way ANOVA: p = 0.005 for midrange ACTs; p = 0.004 for high ACTs).

To borrow from Damone, the ticket scalper in "Fast Times at Ridgemont High": Act like wherever you are, that's the place to be.

Conclusions: Blood obtained from an introducer with an HPAC in situ provides a spuriously high ACT.

In general, the benefit of various interventions was different for students with low ACT scores in comparison with those with midrange or high ACT scores.

Every higher act of the mind, intellectual, aesthetic, or moral, is, paradoxically, also an exercise in self-doubt, self-scrutiny.

The 7m-high act of defiance erected by Chinese art students is called the Goddess of Freedom, not the Statue of Liberty.

Heparin administration aiming for higher ACT levels and/or AT replacement might have prevented the fatal mesenteric artery embolism, provided that there were no signs of bleeding complications.

Interestingly, higher Act D accumulation was not seen in either the liver or kidneys of Abcb1a/1b−/− mice.

Sorting the students into groups based on ACT scores revealed that students with low ACT scores benefited more from exam corrections than students with higher ACT scores.

Chemical signals that act at high concentration act locally and rapidly.