Sentence examples for rises in levels from inspiring English sources

Compared to controls, the former ALL patients exhibited significant, albeit small, rises in levels of ADMA (0.63 ± 0.09 [SD] vs. 0.57 ± 0.07  μmol/L; p = 0.016), but not SDMA, with a consequently increased ADMA to SDMA ratio (1.08 ± 0.22 vs. 0.91 ± 0.16; p = 0.004).

Global warming is generally associated with increased fossil-fuel burning and consequent rises in levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Because it is relatively easy to measure, and stability in level, it's often used as a marker of inflammation, with rises in levels associated with diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and potentially even some cancers.

For instance, modern high-speed surface transportation systems are normally accompanied by rises in levels of noise and vibration that may cause a significant detrimental effect to the ecology.

He said: "Yet again we are seeing huge annual rises in levels of long-term unemployment - a more than doubling of those claiming Job Seeker's Allowance for over two years and a 300% rise in young people claiming for more than two years.

The rising in levels of PBDEs in tissues in wildlife species and in human milk and plasma samples over the past several years have raised concerns about possible health effects.

Transient rises in bilirubin levels have also been observed (Fields et al, 1995).

A careful anamnesis discovered a previous mild gynecomastia with also mild rising in prolactin level.

But this will almost certainly be due to the rise in levels of street crime.

The academics say the findings, which appear on the University of Nottingham Ballots and Bullets blog, also revealed a rise in levels of prejudice and intolerance towards minority groups.

It turned getting fit into an almost RPG-style game where you earn points for workouts, rise in levels and "slay the laziness dragon".