Sentence examples for continuously high level from inspiring English sources
Although Britain might not have the same amount of sun as on the Continent, there are areas of great soil and the climate does allow for a continuously high level of acidity (important when producing bubbly) in the wines produced.
In contrast, she experienced a continuously high level of anxiety in session 5 due to a speaking test with the supervisor.
Even so, the immediate and continuously high level transcription of this operon observed in the present study, and the fact that the homologous genes in S. agalactiae also showed an enhanced transcription during growth in blood [43], suggests an important role for lrgAB upon blood exposure.
The continuously high level of plankton in culture, which was indicated by richly green water during the investigation period, was due to the presence of the green alga Chlorella.
It may be concluded that the high fish biomass production in this investigation was possible due to the stability of the system, including undisturbed water volume, a continuously high level of natural food production, rational supplemental feeding, gulping and stirring abilities of the fish species used in this study.
Higher levels of estrone in the blood causes less or no ovulation and exposes the endometrium to continuously high levels of estrogens.
As shown in Figure 1, a decreasing trend of the Oxa-51 DNA level was found in the survivors, whereas continuously high levels of Oxa-51 DNA were found in the nonsurvivors.
We found the CGI located within the gene's first exon to display continuously high levels of methylation in the doxorubicin sensitive cell line MCF-7_wt, decreasing to about 50 percent in MCF-7_ADR (Figure 2B).
Because the above-described reaction and solubility state change occur continuously, high levels of lumichrome are accumulated in the solid state.
It has been suggested that continuously high levels of antibody to N. caninum over several years indicate repeated exposure to the infection [ 17].
The additional contribution of cyclical estrogen exposure (as opposed to continuously high levels) is less clear, and much evidence indicates that progestins add to breast cancer risk [ 22- 25].
