Sentence examples for state elevation from inspiring English sources

As its name suggests, the park is at the highest point in the state, elevation 1,803 feet.

Infusion of hPTH 1 34 at the rate of 80 µg/kg/day for 2 weeks, a treatment modality referred to hereafter as cPTH, models the steady state elevation of PTH levels characteristic of moderate to severe PHP [11].

The differences between a typical ITP course and that in the current patient with ITP were her laboratory findings, which were suggestive of a thrombogenic state; elevation of markers of intravascular coagulation; and platelet activation (FDP, D-dimer, and PF-4).

Thus, the best "cut-points" were considered to be 1772 feet for low land elevation states and 1800 feet for high land elevation states (Table 1).

For black persons, smoking rates were available for all low land elevations states except Iowa, and for only one state in the high land elevation category – Colorado.

Gulli et al. (32) studied the lean NGT offspring of two diabetic Mexican American parents using a two-step euglycemic insulin clamp (20 and 40 mU/m per min) that produced steady-state elevations in the plasma insulin concentration of ∼40 and ∼80 μU/ml, respectively, which are close to the half-maximal suppression of HGP and stimulation of muscle glucose uptake and glycogen synthesis.

Missouri, with the highest high elevation point in the low land elevation category, could have been included in the high land elevation category, but its lower elevation points would have overlapped with the lower land elevation points in many of the other low land elevation states (Table 1).

Soon I was back on ground level, but my state of elevation will not soon be forgotten.

The state's elevation generally increases from east-southeast to west-northwest.

In both groups the state of elevation of the limb was 25° starting from hospital admission until discharge during the whole therapy cycle.

If the subject can do this, and achieves will-less contemplation of the Ideas which express themselves in these threatening things, then the subject experiences a "state of elevation"—this is the feeling of the sublime.