Sentence examples for a still higher level from inspiring English sources

At a still higher level of abstraction lie declarative and scripting languages, which are strictly interpreted languages and often drive applications running in Web browsers and mobile devices.

At a still higher level of abstraction lie visual programming languages, in which programmers graphically express what they want done by means of icons to represent data objects or processes and arrows to represent data flow or sequencing of operations.

The control of mono- and biarticular actuators should occur at least at three levels: one at direct control of the actuators (equivalent to motoneuron level), the second at indirect control acting at a level which controls whole limb movement (flexion or extension) and the third at a still higher level controlling the interlimb coordination.

After generalizing the responses of the physicians to a still higher level of abstraction (deduction to fewer categories), two dimensions on which physicians classify claimants finally remained.

We reported that expression of the chemokine receptor CXCR4 is enhanced in healthy AA monocytes compared to healthy C monocytes and that it is present at a still higher level in SSc patient monocytes [ 10].

But because possession of these mutational agents may speed speciation or delay extinction at a still higher level (species?), they can be seen as advantageous and selected for at such a level.

In a big survey of business perceptions this year the number of firms that reckoned over-regulation was an obstacle to success fell from 62% in 2009 to a (still high) level of 55% in 2012.

The number of occupational accidents decreased from 1992 to 1995, but tended thereafter to stabilize at a still high level; the rate and causes of occupational accidents in Portugal should thus be thoroughly and comprehensively studied, in order to design and implement effective prevention programs.

Fertility rates are decreasing in all regions, even in Africa from almost seven children per woman in the early 1950s to a still high level of around five at the end of the first decade of this century (16).

The frequency of abortions peaked in the year following the onset of the presumed horizontal infection after which it dropped slightly, albeit to a still high level, probably reflecting the shift towards a chronic stage of the infection in a majority of the animals.

In this study, I will assess the impact that pharmaceutical innovation and cancer incidence had on cancer mortality in Mexico, a country at a lower (but still "high") level of human development.