Sentence examples for central to low from inspiring English sources

We hypothesize that barriers to IUD insertion are central to low utilization in the USA.

If glucocorticoids are central to the low protein effects, metyrapone should block the early change in gene expression.

Gone are mentions of how Atkins's products are central to a "low-carb lifestyle".

The ability to independently manipulate strain and lattice parameter in this emerging class of group IV semiconductors is central to engineer low-dimensional systems and heterostructures in a similar fashion to the more mature III V semiconductors.

Although the disregulation of the circadian rhythms as well as the dopamine metabolism are central to this disorders, low association with the Clock gene was found, which was centrally involved in circadian rhythmicity.

With the goal of moving SPR applications from high-cost systems designed for central laboratories to low-cost, portable electronic systems designed for the field, Texas Instruments Inc. (TI), has developed Spreeta, a line of compact, integrated SPR sensor components.

Breasts are central to Mr. Swanberg's low-key, sexed-up portraits of amateur 20-somethings: a sort of Girls Gone Mild for the microcinema set.

This ability to target is central to making this low-cost, high-return sales tool incredibly effective.

The distribution map of pH values (Fig. 8b) shows that pH is high in the eastern part of the study area due to high bicarbonate levels in groundwater, while pH levels are decreased towards the central parts due to low levels of bicarbonate and high salinity.

It is clear that one can not find good professional who would agree to go there on that money... ........ (Policy maker at central level) "Due to low salaries, public health professionals do not have motivation to perform well.

In vitro studies examining the response of the central nervous system to low concentrations of nano-Fe and nanomagnetite showed that these nanoparticles are taken up into cells and produce an oxidative stress response (Wiesner et al. 2006).