Sentence examples for levels prolonged from inspiring English sources

Mainstream scientists have warned that unless they are sharply reduced the planet will face rising sea levels, prolonged droughts, widespread famine and other frightening consequences.

These studies identified high vancomycin trough levels, prolonged duration of vancomycin therapy and ICU stay, and concomitant treatment with nephrotoxic agents, in particular aminoglycosides, as independent risk factors for nephrotoxicity.

In addition, sepsis was associated with activation of the vascular endothelium (elevated plasma concentrations of soluble E-selectin, soluble ICAM-1, fractalkine and angiopoietin-2, and reduced levels of angiopoietin-1) (Fig. 2) and the coagulation system (elevated D-dimer levels, prolonged PT and aPTT, and reduced levels of the anticoagulant proteins protein C and antithrombin) (Fig. 3).

Meanwhile, the accelerating pace of climate change will produce ever more damage -- intense storm activity, rising sea levels, prolonged droughts, lethal heat waves, massive forest fires, and so on -- finally forcing reluctant politicians to take remedial action.

That is a more ambitious goal than organizers had set at the outset of the conference and represents a win for countries already suffering the damaging effects of global warming, including rising sea levels, prolonged droughts and extreme storms.

In vivo, DEHP (2 g/kg) causes decreased serum estradiol levels, prolonged estrous cycles, and no ovulations in adult, cycling rats.

However, MTX coadministration can promote immune tolerance and increase circulating infliximab levels, prolonging therapeutic effect.

In our TGA experiments, the lag time of the TGA was positively determined by fibrinogen and anticoagulants including protein C and protein S. It is reasonable that the increased protein C and proteinS levels prolong the lag time.

There is high level, prolonged accumulation in the GRP-R-rich pancreas.

Model simulations with different scenarios indicated that even low level prolonged exposure to the HNS aniline can have significant long-term impacts on G. locusta population abundance, until the impacted population returns to undisturbed levels.

At a behavioral level, prolonged viewing of a particular stimulus is associated with a change in perception, commonly known as a perceptual aftereffect.