Sentence examples for maintaining elevated levels from inspiring English sources

Unexpectedly, cells respond to increases in ROS by maintaining elevated levels of ROS scavenger proteins by posttranscriptional mechanisms.

Therefore, we suggest that treatment with active vitamin D may play a role for maintaining elevated levels of FGF23 in non-dialysis CKD patients receiving FCM.

Platelets normally survive in circulation for several days by maintaining elevated levels of Bcl-X L), the inhibition of which by ABT-263/ABT-737 results in premature initiation of platelet apoptosis.

These results validated the GEP data confirming that the level of TXNIP RNA significantly increased upon "subacutely" increasing and persistently maintaining elevated levels of glucose (chronic conditions), while TXR RNA message remained unchanged.

Aside from the LT radiation, the only other African region with a comparable number of endemic sympatric species is in the lower Congo River [ 24], making these species assemblages of interest with regards to the factors promoting and maintaining elevated levels of endemicity.

Finally, hostility and caffeine interacted to maintain elevated levels of DBP during recovery periods.

Scaffolds containing oxygen generating materials maintained elevated levels of oxygen when incubated under hypoxic conditions.

The combination of high hostility and harassment increased diastolic blood pressure (DBP) and maintained elevated levels of mean arterial pressure (MAP) during task periods, while reducing DBP recovery during rest periods.

Antidepressants help us maintain elevated levels of serotonin in our blood streams.

Consider this: Harvard studies prove that negative thoughts actually cause us to maintain elevated levels of stress hormones, while positive thoughts fill our bodies with the types of chemicals that smooth and regulate our moods.

In contrast to this, the Gelsolin gene, which also showed increased expression levels in the bone marrow of mutant mice, maintained elevated levels in splenic B cells (Supplemental Figure S1A B).