Isaiah Turner — also a rail-thin high-school dropout, with bleached hair — lay on a couch, the only elevated place to sit other than a plastic folding chair "for adults," kept in a closet.
The clock overhead has just struck noon, and the only elevated surface in the room (a long, lonely white table) is filled with formidably large piles of fresh sketches.
Pearson and McDonald have not only elevated Motherwell on the pitch, they have done it off the pitch as well.
Epidemiologic data suggest that not only elevated lipoprotein concentrations (eg, low-density lipoprotein [LDL] cholesterol), but also hemorrheologic abnormalities could causally be involved in the atherosclerotic process.
Or the Norwegian curling team's amazing pants, which have not only elevated fashion in the sport, but inspired their own Facebook page.
The European polecat was first commercially farmed for its fur in Great Britain during the 1920s, but was only elevated to economic importance in Finland in 1979.
Levels of KC, the murine homolog of IL-8, paralleled the cell counts and were only elevated 16 h following 6 ppm of ozone exposure (P = 0.0005).
Subjects with only elevated CRP had a 48% higher risk of mortality.
The LM index was predictive for only elevated triglyceride level among the metabolic syndrome components.
Testing of the wells serving the homes of the women found nitrate to be the only elevated contaminant.
Conversely, adjacent genes not belonging to the clusters displayed only elevated H3K14 acetylation under these conditions (Nützmann et al. 2011).
