Sentence examples for at a proper level from inspiring English sources
And he implied that the euro was trading at a proper level.
For t = 135 nm, we find that μ′ can still remain at a proper level of 170, the flow increases to a considerable value of 4.2 GHz simultaneously, while the f High possibly is out of the measured frequency range 6 GHz.
To maintain Rif1 expression at a proper level in ESCs, Oct4 activates Rif1 expression, but Smad3 is involved in repressing it.
Oct4 recruits Smad3 to bind to Rif1 promoter, but Smad3 joining facilitates the loading of a polycomb complex that generates a repressive epigenetic modification on Rif1 promoter, and thus maintains the expression of Rif1 at a proper level in ESCs.
(C ) Side and top views of the full MAVSΔProTM map (gray, surface) whose threshold was set at a proper level to overlap well with the CARD-only map (purple, mesh).
Targeting TAB2 by miR-155 in pDCs confers negative regulation of the activation signaling, thus maintaining type I interferon production and pDC activation at a proper level [ 6]. miRNA-mediated regulation of other molecules in the TLR signaling cascades can also effectively control or fine-tune the innate immune response.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01489.013 When the whole MAVSΔProTM reconstruction is presented at a proper contour level so that the middle CARD filament has the same volume as the CARD-only filament, a cylindrical sheet of periodic densities appears at a distance of ∼15 Å away from the perimeter of the central filament.
By John McNulty If a Texaco salesman at a filling station has asked you, "Is your oil at the proper level today, sir?" or if you've ordered a malted milk at a soda fountain and the clerk has stood there, an egg in each hand, and asked, "One or two eggs today?," then you've been under the subtle influence of Mr. Elmer Wheeler, head of the Tested Selling Institute, 521 Fifth Avenue.
If a Texaco salesman at a filling station has asked you, "Is your oil at the proper level today, sir?" or if you've ordered a malted milk at a soda fountain and the clerk has stood there, an egg in each hand, and asked, "One or two eggs today?," then you've been under the subtle influence of Mr. Elmer Wheeler, head of the Tested Selling Institute, 521 Fifth Avenue.
(Man-made openings through the barrier beach two or three times a year keep the pond's salinity at the proper level for soft-shelled clams, oysters and other brackish water critters and plants).
