Sentence examples similar to should've elevated from inspiring English sources

Whether his fellow panelists should have elevated Keiser is highly questionable.

While scientists never reached any conclusions that should have elevated coconut to its extreme superfood status, what they found wasn't all bad — and it certainly wasn't poison.

Based on this notion, our Dlk1 conditional mutants should have elevated Notch signaling, which would suppress MyoD expression[79].

The hypothesis also predicts that newborns with high birth weights should have elevated stem cell populations.

Despite the intuitive nature of the hypothesis that small organisms should have elevated net rates of diversification, an influence of body size on clade richness has been refuted on several taxonomic levels [ 17].

This week, we've elevated Herman Cain's status.

Conversely, hybridized populations that have had maladaptive introduced alleles removed by natural selection should not have elevated genetic diversity and should exhibit similar capacities to respond to new environments when compared to closely related, nonstocked populations, having been reverted to a more wild-like state.

The psalmist shows astonishment at the power of humans, which he characterizes as little less than the celestial creatures: Why should God have elevated such lowly creatures to such heights of power?

A pregnant patient who has elevated lead levels should be treated using the same standards as a nonpregnant adult.

More mental health interventions should be allocated to children who had elevated risk for developing persistent course of the symptoms.

Should older adults take statins if they have elevated cholesterol but no evidence of heart disease?