Sentence examples for will have elevated from inspiring English sources
The right kidney will have elevated levels of calcium, while the left kidney remains normal.
In keeping with prior studies carried out in Europe, it is expected that the immigrant population will have elevated levels of psychopathology, with some variation across immigrant groups.
If nonruminants are fed diets high in unsaturated fats, the fat they deposit in their muscles will have elevated levels of unsaturated fatty acids.
The probabilistic view tells us that everyone will have elevated genetic risks of certain conditions, but that these differ from person to person: mine might be diabetes, yours cancer.
By taking the governor out of the State House, the Republican Party will have elevated the Senate president, Donald T. DiFrancesco, into the acting governorship and have given the Republicans a huge advantage over the Democratic candidate next year.
Given the continued high rates of Indigenous incarceration, we hypothesize that participants will have elevated levels of aggregate need.
Thus, a process relying on high energy consumption levels in disk refining will not only suffer an increase in electrical operational costs, but will also have elevated capital requirements, as more disk refiners are required.
Thus, posttreatment conditions will likely have elevated concentrations of anionic surfactant, alcohol, and sodium chloride, which could inhibit or prevent microbial activity.
At the individual level, older communities will likely have elevated BP levels, and places with reduced access to a healthier and cheaper food supply might have higher levels of metabolic disturbances.
Subjects will be included when they: have elevated depressive symptoms (score ≥16 on the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale), are 18 years of age or older, have access to the Internet and can be contacted via e-mail.
The deliberations about whether Mr. Daniels will join the Republican presidential race have elevated from whispers to headlines in recent weeks as fund-raisers, activists and party leaders have openly lamented the party's slate of candidates already in the race.
