Sentence examples for a relatively low level average from inspiring English sources

Cla020243 was in fact expressed at a relatively low level (average RPKM = 22 ± 4; FDR = 0.3045) whereas Cla000701 was highly expressed throughout ripening (average RPKM = 294 ± 78; FDR = 0.1955) suggesting Cla000701 is the most likely functional ortholog of SlAP2a in watermelon, though its role in non-climacteric ripening may be in a different context than through regulation of ethylene response.

SNP array data with such a high call rate ensure a relatively low level of AD (average genotype concordance in the heterozygous SNPs was 41.7%, Figure 3) and a precise CCN profile for single cells with complex chromosomal structural alterations (Figure 6).

The sequences in the Shankarappa99 data set from the same time point had a relatively low level of diversity (average genetic distance: 0.03) and a low level of divergence relative to an initial founder sequence from the first sampling period (average genetic distance: 0.05).

Finally, one individual with a highly variable blood distribution (ranging from ~190 to 700 repeats) showed a relatively low level of variation in sperm with the average size of 150 repeats.

The Division has 50 GP members in 16 practices and a relatively low level of GP services compared to the national average (3.7 GP services per head of population compared with 4.7 for Australia as a whole) [ 24].

Korea still shows a relatively low level of early childhood education support, well short of reaching the average of 0.5 recorded by the OECD in 2004.

The average number of daily arrivals has dropped to fewer than 150, a relatively low level compared with the thousands arriving last autumn.

The average annual growth rate for the total of EU152 countries remains at a relatively low level of around 1 %, while for the EU12 this number is more than 2%%.

"Bilateral trade has been at a relatively low level.

To me, 70 to 100 positive tests is not a relatively low level of use.

The unemployment rate would probably creep up, but remain at a relatively low level.