Sentence examples for comparatively low levels of from inspiring English sources

Confocal microscopy demonstrated a pattern of predominantly cytoplasmic/membrane localization of hornerin using the N-terminus antibody, with comparatively low levels of nuclear localization while the C-terminus antibody demonstrated a comparably stronger nuclear accumulation for all cell lines tested.

More important, the physiological effects can be triggered with comparatively low levels of blue light, which LEDs emit natively.

As a young researcher at Cornell in the 1950's, Dr. Eder noted that men who had suffered heart attacks often carried comparatively low levels of high density lipoprotein, also called H.D.L., and known as the good cholesterol.

But one stands out: The region, at least for the most part, enjoyed at the outset comparatively low levels of income inequality.

Armed forces personnel have comparatively low levels of home ownership and the desire to own a home has been one of the main reasons people leave the forces, according to the Ministry of Defence.

The comparatively low levels of support for Trump among college-educated Republicans, women, young voters and those with incomes above $100,000 suggest that these voters are most likely to sit out the election or to vote Democratic if Trump is the nominee.

Residents have a comparatively low level of car ownership, 46.9% as compared to a borough average of 56.8%.

Their country is notorious for savage mob violence, but has a comparatively low level of violent crime.

The comparatively low level of Internet users in central Europe could pose a hurdle, Mr. Varadi acknowledged.

But Vietnam is still at such a comparatively low level of development that it has to import many of the manufactured goods it needs to keep growing.

Instead of taking pride in our comparatively low level of corruption and our fairly high level of prosperity, German voters and the news media are busy scolding their leaders and constantly feeling mistreated.