Sentence examples for at differing levels by from inspiring English sources

In partially harvested stands, unharvested buffer strips (greenbelts) surrounding ephemeral streams were used at differing levels by each species; most (90%) eastern pipistrelle (Pipistrellus subflavus) roosts were in greenbelts whereas few (2.7%) Seminole bat (Lasiurus seminolus) roosts were in greenbelts.

These currents in sheetpiling may arise from stray leakages from adjacent electrical installations or be generated within the pile itself by differences in the electrolytic conditions at differing levels on the pile.

14) reports that different regulatory considerations might play into the dining decisions at differing levels of care in a continuing care retirement community, and this is true.

In contrast, according to the continuous mediation perspective, ID decisions are made at differing levels of confidence.

The cumulative number of statements which would be included at differing levels of agreement was determined for both groups (Table 2).

Vim-T4 did not show detectable reduction of vimentin, whereas reduction was observed for the others, albeit at differing levels (Supplemental Figure 2).

This phenomenon has occurred at different rates, with differing levels of success, and often with societal costs.

The latter reveal that ATAQ-LAM can discriminate between patients with differing levels of LAM severity and by extension, differing levels of HRQL impairment.

At fairly senior levels in China, a person may simultaneously hold many, many different jobs, with different titles, in different organizations, all with differing levels of seniority — kind of like a musician who is simultaneously involved in several projects and collaborations at the same time.

This paper examines the intonation of English statements and questions produced by Vietnamese speakers at two differing levels of proficiency.

For the purposes of this example, it is helpful to envision the situation of the reference technique (ITD) being performed at a number of differing levels of precision.