Sentence examples for substantial elevation from inspiring English sources

These records are substantially more coastal than most G. severnsi collections, but also at a substantial elevation compared to other records of the species.

The eastern side of the island, the body of the tadpole, is an ancient barrier island with a substantial elevation and large dunes, supporting a maritime forest and a major bird sanctuary.

Mark McKinnon, the media strategist who twice helped George W. Bush win the presidency, said that voters might have soured on President Obama by 2012 -- might be "tired of a president known for his confidence, lofty oratory, urbane repose, hip fashion, full head of hair and substantial elevation".

There is a substantial elevation of these risks in migraineurs using CHC [11-14] [11-14]

There is a substantial elevation of these risks in migraineurs using combined contraceptive pills (COC).

At 42 km in length, 13 km in width, and with its substantial elevation, Davidson Seamount ranks as one of the largest seamounts in U.S. waters.

Moreover, when a few (~10%) of these peripheral airways are closed but distributed in a heterogeneous fashion, both R L and E L undergo substantial elevations with more frequency dependence when heterogeneous constriction is applied [52, 54].

Similarly, substantial elevations of blood glucose, distorted lipid profile (total cholesterol: TC, triglycerides: TGs, high density lipoprotein cholesterol: HDL-C and low density lipoprotein cholesterol: LDL-C) and kidney function signs (creatinine and urea) have been refurbished to the desirable levels on par with the standard antidiabetic glibenclamide.

Our results indicate that acute sexual experience enhances cell proliferation in the dentate gyrus of adult male rats despite substantial elevations in glucocorticoid levels.

NHANES data documented substantial elevations in serum and RBC folate concentrations after fortification (1, 5, 6).

The result was substantial elevations in serum pamaquine concentrations, which were associated with increased toxicity.