Sentence examples for contemporary level from inspiring English sources

Studies have revealed that the atmospheric radiocarbon level prior to 1000 bce deviates measurably from the contemporary level.

Expressed as a fraction of the contemporary level, they have been mathematically converted to ages through equation 5 above.

It's about giving people all over the world an opportunity to engage in the conversation of design at a contemporary level.

This presents a choice between art as affirmation and art as politically free expression, a caricature that often reflects the contemporary level of the debate over art and religion.

To the east is situated the basin of Lake Chad, a large, shallow lake, which at its highest contemporary level has an area of approximately 9,650 square miles; of this, Niger possesses about 1,100 square miles.

A comprehensive, human rights oriented global call to action, WHO is tackling the pervasive barriers of stigma with a blueprint which is not only evidence-based and pragmatic, but lifts the mental health narrative to a fresh and contemporary level.

In the past five weeks the paper has received hundreds of hostile letters from westerners - many of them taking that classical orientalist image of a penetrative relationship between west and east to contemporary levels of openness and violence.

Further case studies reveal that enormous land requirements and investments would be needed to reduce potential CO2 quantities in the atmosphere to contemporary levels.

Even though boreal ecosystems are generally deemed quite resilient to disturbance effects, high contemporary levels of disturbance might push forest-interior species toward decline or extinction.

With few exceptions though, contemporary levels of glyphosate in the air, water, and food result in typical human exposure estimates that remain well below the "levels of concern" or "Acceptable Daily Intakes" established by regulatory bodies around the world.

These results are consistent with those reported by Moore et al. (1999), in a study of litter decomposition rates in Canadian forests in which litter decomposition rates were projected to increase by 4 to 7% above contemporary levels because of warming trends expected with climate change.