Sentence examples for a comparative level of from inspiring English sources
The divestments and other conditions will ensure a comparative level of competition in the supply of aluminum sheets for the beverages and cosmetics industries after the merger, the commission said.
A comparative level of genes induction by X Meis3 is provided on the right.
In the comments to this post and this post by Tyler Cowen (the first of which we blogged about earlier), philosopher-blogger Chris Bertram claimed that:[the] real problem with East Germany was not its comparative level of economic development or the level of health care its citizens could receive (rather good, actually).
The comparative level of hybridization signal in denervated antler and the contralateral normal control showed an increase in NGF expression following loss of axons (Fig. 3E 3H).
Figure 3 shows the comparative level of completion of the fermentative butanol pathway within each of the five species.
The aim was to assess the comparative level of aromatic acids in serum of cardiosurgical patients with documentary sepsis and to clarify the in vitro metabolic profile of aromatic acids in spent growth medium of main clinical blood isolates.
All orphan drugs approved for managing pulmonary arterial hypertension showed comparative level of effectiveness at improving 6 min work distance, and decreasing clinical worsening irrespective of annual cost (see web appendix 4).
The Police Superintendents Associationn has protested that the Home Office is withholding the findings of a study showing the "comparative levels of offending between ethnic populations in this country".
To estimate the comparative levels of GABA A α1 and β3 subunits expression, all immunoreactivities were normalized to β-actin expression before statistical analysis.
As a result, there is substantial interest in the comparative levels of toxic chemical constituents of the different types of STPs.
As in: Let U, C, I, S, and F be integers between 1 and 9, reflecting, respectively, comparative levels of Urgency, Complexity, Importance, Skill, and Frequency in a given set of circumstances.
