Sentence examples for may have been elevated from inspiring English sources

SOC may have been elevated at sites with shallower groundwater, but further research is required to confirm this and to identify the responsible processes.

Passed over previously, Cardinal Lehmann may have been elevated now in part to reassure restive Catholics that they too will have a voice, however outnumbered, in the next papal conclave.

Predation, competition and pollution levels in each river system fluctuate from year to year, and one or more of these factors may have been elevated in the Thompson and Fraser system during 2004 and 2005.

These three species were given an additional two-choice preference series to assess the robustness of their results from the HC (v Cel) preference tests, in which the HC scores may have been elevated given that the HC diet was the only available source of protein over the 4 days of testing.

The over-expressed mRNA transcripts in torpor may have been elevated prior to entry or re-entry into torpor.

So, it is fairly probable that during the 3 h of postexercise recovery in our study that muscle LPL activity may have been elevated at some point.

The 'baseline' measures were at the time of the initial PSA test, and it could be argued that negative mood may already have been elevated at this time, although an earlier investigation in the ProtecT cohort showed no difference in depressed or anxious mood between men who responded to an invitation for PSA testing and those who did not (Avery et al, 2008b).

Others have been elevated.

Corporate goals have been elevated to do-or-die status.

The most satisfying component of the new 'Vette, however, may be the interior, which has been elevated from the chintzy, Cobalt-dwelling doldrums to realms of respectability – even desirability.

Early in this 21st century, however, where partisanship has been elevated to the new art of war it appears that neither may be.