Sentence examples for returned elevated from inspiring English sources

A measure of fructosamine returned elevated at 340 micromol/L (reference range 200-300).

Of interest, however, is the difference that emerged in the gender analysis: the relationship between high SASI scores and ASAD appeared to be specific for females, but amongst males those with both ASAD and social phobia returned elevated SASI scores.

In a brief filed in January, New Jersey's acting attorney general argued that the court should dismiss the case because Ms. Hickox, when she returned, had elevated temperature readings and could reasonably have posed a danger, and state law immunizes public officials from prosecution for imposing quarantines.

On this album Simply Red is reunited with producer Stewart Levine, who produced the band's first album, "Picture Book," featuring the hit single, "Holding Back the Years". His return elevates the quality of the production to its former level.

Williamson's return has elevated Duke into the favorite to win the national championship.

Those returns have elevated Softbank Venture Capital into the "30% carry club," a league with only a handful of firms that get 30% of profits before limited partners see their share (others are Accel Partners, Benchmark Capital, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Matrix Partners, Mayfield Fund, Redpoint Ventures and Sequoia Capital).

The communities into which prostituted women are sold and those to which they return both experience elevated rates of sexually transmitted diseases.

Boston Celtics (13) Could Marcus Smart's return elevate the Celtics from the crowded mishmash of good-but-not-great teams in the Eastern Conference playoff mix?

If applied early before neurons reach a point of no return, elevating cAMP could be an effective therapeutic strategy to prevent/delay neurodegeneration associated with protein aggregation in AD.

In a retrospective analysis of 292 HIV + inmates receiving HAART from 1997 to 2002 in prison and then re-incarcerated after having spent ≥3 months outside the prison, Springer et al. (2004) found that taking medication in prison reduced the HIV RNA to 1.04 log10 copies/mL and those that returned to prison had elevated HIV-1 RNA level by 1.14 log10 copies/mL (P < 0.0001).

These elevated parameters returned to baseline level after 14-day recovery period.