Sentence examples for correspondingly low level from inspiring English sources

Confluent primary astrocytes cultures are a useful model for these studies because these cells are homogeneous, differentiated, slowly-dividing, and non-neoplastic, with a correspondingly low level of spontaneous apoptosis.

A correspondingly low level of full-length BRCA1 compared to splice variant would thus be expected as was found in normal breast epithelium in our data.

Given that the majority of dentists have historically worked in primary care, the correspondingly low level of interest in remaining a primary dental care practitioner in the long-term is also noteworthy as it has implications for primary care capacity.

This is a largely anonymous job, which receives very little recognition and correspondingly low levels of remuneration.

Holland and UK have correspondingly low levels of 14% and 21%.

Correspondingly low levels of sphingosine would result in a failure to initiate the apoptosis cascade, thereby promoting host cell survival.

The low levels of influenzalike illness activity were also associated with correspondingly low levels of excess death rates (death from all causes), (available from: URL: http://www.phls.co.uk).

The study shows substantial differences in how nurses, doctors and relatives assess pain with correspondingly low levels of agreement between them.

Fibroblasts expressing BRCA1 antisense RNA, with correspondingly low levels of endogenous BRCA1 protein, display accelerated growth and higher tumorigenicity in nude mice than their control counterparts (Rao et al, 1996).

Nonetheless, they are able to occupy multiple, often very different positions in the phylogeny with little or no penalty in likelihood or posterior probability, apparently due to high levels of autapomorphic, symplesiomorphic, and/or homoplastic character states and correspondingly low levels of synapomorphies reliably linking them to other, more stable taxa and clades.

Correspondingly, hopelessness (low levels of hope) can reduce caregivers' quality of life [ 11- 15].