Sentence examples for pronounced elevation from inspiring English sources
Moreover, there is evidence that people with mood disorders and a history of childhood maltreatment exhibit particularly pronounced elevation in inflammation levels (Danese et al. 2008, 2011).
On the other hand, the data indicated pronounced elevation in the P53% (74.49%) and decrease in the BCl2% (39.31%) in the infected snails compared with those of the control (uninfected) snails which were 39.82% and 65.35% respectively.
Both pronounced elevation of water intake and enhanced home cage locomotion in anhedonic animals may result from general sympathetic activation, induced by chronic stress, and thus, reflect a pronounced response to stress in these animals [ 21, 126].
During 1990 1998, the SIR for childhood leukemia was above unity for residents of the communities north of the Elbe river (SIR = 2.66), but was of most pronounced elevation for the residents in communities south of the Elbe (SIR = 12.68).
Blood glucose levels of randomly fed coInsm1 animals were markedly elevated, and coInsm1 mice showed pronounced elevation of blood glucose in glucose tolerance tests (Fig 2D and E).
The results showed that, in the absence of NK cells, NKG2A blockade failed to restore HCV-specific T cell activities (Fig. 4b), and with a pronounced elevation of HCV viral loads (Fig. 4c).
However, development of NP260 was complicated following a 28-day safety study in dogs in which pronounced elevations of serum aminotransferase levels were observed, although there was no accompanying histopathological indication of hepatocellular injury.
The pronounced elevations in prostatic tissue palmitoleic acid in cancer patients highlight a possible role of this fatty acid in neoplastic processes.
Such variation was much more pronounced in elevation maps.
Our results demonstrating pronounced GGT elevation in ACS patients agree with these findings.
High-elevation ecosystems are often more sensitive to climatic change than those at sea level, as the influence of rising atmospheric temperature and carbon dioxide concentration ([CO2]) on photosynthesis becomes more pronounced with elevation (Gale 1972 a, b, 1973; Terashima et al. 1995).
