Sentence examples for different levels of resource from inspiring English sources

Due to large differences in both biomass and leaf phenolic content resulting from different levels of resource availability, the data for each nutrient level (low or high) were also analyzed in separate ANOVAs (Table 1).

Each source has distinct characteristics – they require different levels of resource to exploit them and have different timeframes to deliver a result.

Further, the performance of these mechanisms is evaluated under different levels of resource availability through simulation studies.

While drawn from extant subsidiary role typologies, these roles are extended to reflect different levels of resource development.

The survey domain covered 326 km2, comprised of eight reef habitats in four management areas that offered different levels of resource protection: the Tortugas North Ecological Reserve (a NTMR), Dry Tortugas National Park (recreational angling only), Dry Tortugas National Park Research Natural Area (a NTMR), and southern Tortugas Bank (open to all types of fishing).

This paper finds significant divergence within government ownership category and argues that China's institutional changes generate varied government ownership groups with different levels of resource endowment, which in turn influence firms' R&D activities.

Differences in student body size translated to vastly different levels of resources.

Febrile and septic neutropaenia differ in severity and clinical management, thus consume different levels of resources, which make their frequencies key parameters for the economic model.

Black segregation levels are even higher for children, signaling the continued separation of black and white families across communities with different levels of resources available for schools and other services important for nurturing the next generation".

As will be seen, the new proposed system risks creating a series of problems, such as an asymmetric enforcement of EC competition rules as national enforcement bodies enjoy very different levels of resources for the purpose of carrying out their missions, as well as a "disintegrating effect"–as national enforcement bodies essentially focus on the local effects of transactions.

The consequences of this freedom include the creation of different levels of resource-holdings between individuals.