Sharon White, the Chief Executive of Ofcom makes up the top 10 with judges saying: "Let's not take her elevation to Ofcom as a sign of an industry open to diversity.
U2 took its Elevation tour to VH-1.
The effect of signal blockage can be investigated by taking different elevation cutoff angles in the GPS data processing.
Consequently, in order to minimise the multipath effects, we used only the S4 indices taken with elevation angle higher than 30°. Figure 1 shows the geometry of the observations.
Taken together, elevation of MMP-9 and IDO induced by pancreatic cancer cells mediates NK cell dysfunction.
This is done by horizontally and vertically extrapolating a record of wind data within the region using steps that take into consideration elevation or topography changes, land use or classification/surface roughness, and local obstacles [2].
Group B samples are defined as those taken at elevations above Group A and are located between 2.0 and 4.0 m amsl at Shikinejima (sites S1, S2, S3, and S6) and Kouzushima (sites K1, K3, and K4); they yield ages of AD 975 1872.
He planned to ascend the peak without supplemental oxygen as part of Project Everest Cynllun, and take the highest-elevation blood sample and muscle biopsy ever collected.
Just as one would not take blood pressure elevations in catatonic states as evidence of latent hypertension, it may also be a mistake to interpret fluctuating glucose levels or abnormal glucose tolerance tests in untreated mental illness as indicative of a pre-diabetic state.
The elevation position of the object is taken as the elevation for which the sonar system of each bat is most sensitive.
