Sentence examples for by a lower level from inspiring English sources

The higher level of post-tax income will be eaten away at slightly by a lower level of means-tested benefit.

These findings were accompanied by a lower level of reutilization of preformed dietary RNA precursors for RNA biosynthesis in jejunal mucosa and a higher activity of xanthine oxidase.

These chimeras are characterized by a lower level of disruption, as calculated by the SCHEMA algorithm, than the library as a whole.

It is generally admitted that companies in cessation of payments are characterized by a lower level of long-term financial resources than sound ones.

Hence, children who immigrate at that age are particularly vulnerable, and this vulnerability is likely to be expressed by a lower level of scholastic achievement and later in their labor market performance.

Compared to SR fund investors, INT investors stand out by a lower level of knowledge about SR terms, but are hardly distinguishable from the SR fund investors when Knowledge values are also above average.

In other words, a rational follower is expected to arrive at a preferred strategy by solving a lower level optimization task (see Eq. 2) that is parametrized by the leader's prior decision ({varvec{x}}_{u}).

The other second best variety from Brazil, BRS Jaçanã, only differed from BR IRGA-417 (also harvested in 2008) by having a lower level of sour/silage (Table 4).

In those studies that consider resilience a comparative measure of the recovery trajectory of post-traumatic symptomatology, higher resilience is evaluated by observing a lower level or absence of symptoms, in particular, of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) [ 5].

In particular, the EU Member Countries (Cluster 1) are characterized by the need to reduce the energy deficit and the CO2 emissions to achieve the 'Europe 2020 Strategy', although, as our findings suggest, they are characterized by a lower levels of CO2 emissions compared to other countries.

Members covered by CSMBS reported a lower level of unmet need than those covered by UCS.