Sentence examples for rises to high from inspiring English sources

Typically labeled a "waste" product produced by muscles because lactate rises to high levels in the blood during extreme exercise, athletic trainers and competitive athletes think of lactate as the cause of muscle fatigue, reduced performance and pain.

In the ingestion of an alcoholic beverage, the alcohol is rapidly absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract (stomach and intestines) because it does not undergo any digestive processes; thus, alcohol rises to high levels in the blood in a relatively short time.

Fig. 1 When an advantageous mutation occurs, it rises to high frequency, dragging along nearby neutral variants.

As a result of recursive DFT which computes the fundamental components values in time domain a continuous manner, the output of proposed ANN in corresponding faulty section rises to high output (1) at 63 ms as shown in Fig. 5.

"I don't have the legal background to know if that rises to high crimes and misdemeanor, but I think they're getting perilously close".

Once the capacity for regulation is provided in the form of rewards and punishments that can be implemented at low cost, cooperation rises to high levels.

When this hotter air rises to higher altitudes, it cools, forming clouds that produce rain.

In contrast, as temperature rises to highest levels, mean incidence drops off.

Even less often did they rise to high drama.

Many Ḥabshī rose to high office and some became independent.

Both are from modest backgrounds and have risen to high office through the Labour party.