Sentence examples for below the normal level from inspiring English sources
In pickwickian syndrome the rate of breathing is chronically decreased below the normal level.
As of last week, Baton Rouge, La., had received 3.4 inches of rain since the beginning of the year, well below the normal level of over 11 inches.
Chief executive Andy Bruce said: "New car sales and the market in general are rising, having dropped below the normal level of sales during the recession.
From April employees at Emap Inform earning more than £50,000 per annum will have salaries frozen for 12 months while those earning less will receive tiered pay increases below the normal level to reduce costs.
Lars Boom, one of the reigning Tour de France champion Vicenzo Nibali's most experienced lieutenants on the Astana team, could be excluded from this year's race after returning cortisol levels below the normal level.
The heart rate at this time is usually relatively rapid, but, with the abrupt onset of syncope, the heart rate often falls to below the normal level, and the person collapses as if dead.
Natural Killer (NK) cells, the most responsive immune cells to acute exercise, show a striking exercise-induced increase, whereas their cell count drops to below half the normal level after exercise [ 8, 9].
The plasma thyroxines (FT3, FT4) of these patients were below the normal levels.
Brain development in the fetus is contingent on the precise timing of thyroid hormone levels, particularly for T4, and deviations above or below the normal levels can lead to developmental deficits (Williams 2008).
Recruited against active bacteria, the total counts of three distinct hemolymph cells (ialinocytes, small and large granulocytes) almost halved at 3 h post-injection and, after 48 h were still below the normal levels.
These results indicated that proinflammatory cytokines might derive mainly from macrophages; and that macrophages in kidneys and spleen could play a lesser role, because they decreased to near or below the normal levels in 4-week DMN rats.
