Sentence examples for raise to high from inspiring English sources

Other variants in genes involved in the control of sodium homeostasis (AGT and CYP3A5 genes) show a similar pattern: ancestral alleles are linked with an increased risk to hypertension and are fixed in several primates, while the derived protective alleles appear to carry the signature of positive natural selection with a quick raise to high frequency [32].

Australia's terror alert has been raised to high.

The other one is their raising to high glides: /ea/ [a] [ja].

Hers is a rare example of leather-working craft raised to high art.

Once the inquiry was raised to high risk, huge amounts of police resources were allocated to the investigation.

Senator Brandis claims that police have conducted 10 counter-terror operations since the public alert was raised to "high" in September 2014, with 25 people charged with terrorism offences.

Sanjar could not rely on military commanders his family had raised to high posts and had rewarded with land and provincial powers.

When organic molecules are raised to high temperatures, they decompose into smaller molecules, and organic free radicals have often been detected as intermediates.

In Russia, it is common knowledge that Pushkin was descended from an African who was raised to high rank by Czar Peter the Great.

As the terror threat level was raised to high last week, another homeland security play was also popular: Invision Technologies, a maker of explosives detection systems for the U.S. Transportation Security Administration.

Tariffs had been raised to high levels during the Civil War.