Sentence examples for by lowering the level from inspiring English sources
Dr. Buteyko concluded that hyperventilation — breathing too fast and too deeply — could be the underlying cause of asthma, making it worse by lowering the level of carbon dioxide in the blood so much that the airways constrict to conserve it.
Pickles is expected to announce further cuts to local government central grants, and further restrictions on authorities raising council tax by lowering the level at which they have to hold a referendum on intended increases from 2%to1%1%.
In a statement last week, Deloitte acknowledged that its policy was perceived as a problem by investors, but said, "The public interest would be served by lowering the level of hyperbole in the debate and carefully considering potential unintended consequences of any proposed reforms".
A study by economists at the Federal Reserve, published this week, has fuelled speculation that it may keep interest rates at rock bottom even longer by lowering the level of unemployment at which it will consider rate increases from the current 6.5% (see Free Exchange).By contrast, the euro area looks increasingly vulnerable to a slide into deflation.
They are already the most commonly prescribed medicines in the UK, which work by lowering the level of cholesterol in blood.
Millions of people in the UK take statins, which reduce the risk of heart attacks and stroke by lowering the level of cholesterol in the blood.
It was further affirmed that by lowering the levels of shear connection, the rotation capacity of the composite joints was enhanced with only a slight compromise if the stiffness and moment resistance.
However, intraperitoneal administration of nesfatin-1 (10 μg/kg/day) elicited a significant cardioprotective activity by lowering the levels of cardiac troponin-T and proinflammatory cytokines, indicating the protective effect of nesfatin-1 against ISO-induced MI.
Furthermore, compound 2f displayed promising neuroprotective effect by lowering the levels of MDA and LDH; therefore, it represents a potential lead in search for safer and effective anticonvulsants having neuroprotective effects.
Tully's firm is searching for a drug that would accomplish this by lowering the levels of memory-forming proteins in the brain centers involved in recalling emotional events.
