Sentence examples for commensurate levels of from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, both reporter systems detected commensurate levels of increased APP nuclear signaling with PBA treatment, an approximate two-fold increase, which is considerably lower than the PBA mediated increase in AICD production.

The high correlations obtained after binning suggest that the viral genes of different evolutionary rates tend to interact with host factors under commensurate levels of positive selection.

On my return, George Street now strikes me as a modern outpost of Frank Green's colourful creation, and one which, with a bit of fine tuning, could well achieve a commensurate level of luxury.

"It's kind of rare in 2011 for somebody to get to the level she's achieved through her music and not have a commensurate level of exposure," he said.

It shows Mr. Lurie ambitiously trying out some bold compositions, notably two-shots in which one character's head looms in the foreground while the second person blurs into the background, and a commensurate level of narrative ambition that goes awry in the execution.

The struggle for equality — beginning with freedom from human bondage (see: references to the book of Exodus at the Gospel Brunch) — has been so central to African-American identity that many blacks find homosexual claims of a commensurate level of injustice frivolous, and even offensive.

High end 3D printers out in the wild already can print some pretty incredible things but at a high cost and commensurate level of complexity.

…but, while the number of people who truly grok the ads might be small, those fifty people also happen to have a frightening level of disposable income, along with the commensurate level of youthful naivete required to blow it all on mid-range vodka and woolen beanies.

Couples who tried "exciting" new things felt a commensurate level of excitement.

However, preliminary information suggests that at least the same level of concern afforded to industrial fine and ultrafine particles should be extended to engineered nanomaterials and that a commensurate level of protection should be instituted for them (Hett 2004; Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering 2004; Seaton 2006).

The final scores in an index are then calibrated with cut-offs between scores commensurate with levels of service appropriate for rural and remote communities [ 17].