Sentence examples for long elevation from inspiring English sources

The environmental variables (i.e., auxiliary information) used in this study include latitude (lat), longitude (long), elevation (elev), distance from water (d w ), and relative topography (RT1, RT3, and RT5).

The issue, says Griffiths, was "how do you give any life at all to an immensely long elevation with only one door", which looks onto a quayside awaiting development and currently populated only by some hardy black pines, chosen for their ability to survive salty air.

He accepted that "there is indeed a considerable elegance in the 'upswept sweeping parapets on the long elevations' that English Heritage praise as the most distinctive feature of the design".

In the pre-frontal cortex, we found weeks-long elevation of AChE following mild stress (Meshorer et al. 2005).

Indeed, a life-long elevation of α-syn expression due to multiplication mutations of its gene causes familial parkinsonism; other conditions, such as aging and neuronal injury, associated with more transient α-syn increases could also promote α-synuclein pathology and enhance disease risk (Ross et al, 2008; Simon-Sanchez et al, 2009; Ulusoy and Di Monte, 2013).

An association between an increase in total sIL-6R levels and a decrease in free sIL-6R levels was observed with longest elevation and suppression respectively in the highest dose group.

The position in the local 3D message uses 16 bytes, which include lat (latitude), long (longitude), elev (elevation) and accuracy (positional accuracy) in the BSM information.

The long lasting elevation of [Ca2+]i seen after the initial [Ca2+]i peak probably results from a receptor- or second messenger-operated Ca2+ current activated by bradykinin, rather than via a capacitative pathway [ 26].

It has a number of luxuriant columns on a long, curving elevation; they half-pretend to be solid stone, but you can tell they're metal and hollow.

Heffernan has been in the Ballydoyle corps de ballet for so long that elevation to No1 might come as a surprise.

In addition, to measure the total health effects of the long term elevation or depression of lung cancer incidence rates, we calculate prevalence distributions from the time series analysis of incidence patterns in county data.