Sentence examples for slightly elevated levels from inspiring English sources

The falling debris caused on-site air monitors to show slightly elevated levels of airborne fibers.

Inhaled lead particulates in the form of fumes and dusts are particularly harmful to children, in whom even slightly elevated levels of lead in the blood can cause learning disabilities, seizures, or even death.

Even slightly elevated levels of VOC, CO2, CO and particulate matter can cause fatigue, headaches and congestion.

Furthermore, the remitted group in the study by Wolf et al. showed slightly elevated levels of subsyndromal symptoms; in particular a higher level of manic symptoms.

no consistent differences in the measured clinical, biochemical, and histological parameters, except for slightly elevated levels of average corpuscular volume and average corpuscular haemoglobin in female rats administered the high dose (Hammond et al., 2004).

Blood tests showed slightly elevated levels of aspartate transaminase (65 IU/L; normal, <40 IU/L) and alanine transaminase (77 IU/L; normal, <40 IU/L), and markedly elevated levels of serum α-fetoprotein (125.5 ng/mL; normal, <6.5 ng/mL) and protein induced by vitamin K absence or antagonist II (5266 AU/mL; normal, <40 AU/mL).

In March 2014 and during RT's recent investigations, reporters did detect slightly elevated levels of radon gas in the environment possibly linked to the mine perhaps the periodic evaporation of gas during thaws.

State and federal agencies boosted radiation monitoring after the 2011 disaster but returned to normal after data showed the slightly elevated levels in air and milk were declining.

The "extreme male theory" has been supported by two interesting bits of evidence: 1) fetuses with slightly elevated levels of testosterone grow up acting extra-male (more interested in things than people, slow language development, etc).; 2) children with autism -- boys and girls -- show extra-male characteristics (e.g. poor social ability, language delay).

Diabetic monkeys demonstrated significantly higher levels of insulin, glucose and alanine transaminase (ALT) as well as slightly elevated levels of aspartate transaminase (AST) (Figure 4A D).

The maximum within-patient env diversity for infant sequences was relatively low and ranged from 0.48% to 1.38%, with those infant samples amplified at 4 and 6 months demonstrating slightly elevated levels of variation as expected.