Sentence examples for raise measures of from inspiring English sources

Hemin was hypothesized to raise uric acid concentrations thereby lowering oxidative stress whereas allopurinol was hypothesized to lower uric acid concentrations and raise measures of oxidative stress.

Bing, flanked by members of his executive team, Kurt Lewis and Chris Brown, laid out various revenue raising measures, as well as specifics of the city's debt obligations.

It concludes that a Tory government would "likely need to announce further tax raising measures" (on top of the tax increases already due to come into effect in 2010) to deal with the deficit.

Thus transfers of resources to the very ill (such as government support for those on dialysis) might not perceptibly raise aggregate measures of population health but would mean a great deal to those individuals and their families who are suffering and to the rest of the population who might anticipate needing those resources were they ever to fall into similar circumstances [ 13].

For instance, inclusion of C. briggsae isolates from several Hawaiian islands raises global measures of nucleotide polymorphism (Table 3).

They also took measures to raise the standard of education of both clerics and the faithful.

With the states facing record budget deficits, state legislatures in 2009 enacted a mixture of tried-and-true revenue-raising measures to meet the needs of funding government.

WASHINGTON — Higher gasoline costs helped raise a measure of consumer prices in June.

The distinct metabolic and immune requirements for MEF2, combined with the obligation on the part of the host to raise some measure of resistance to systemic infection, may limit the achievable level of tolerance in persistent infections.

But the fact that both houses of Congress are working on their budgets simultaneously after years of impasse raised some measure of hope — albeit slight — that Democrats and Republicans might be able to work out some sort of compromise.

Much more likely, specialists said, are temporary palliatives, like the 2001 measure that raised the amount of income not subject to the A.M.T. through 2004.