Sentence examples for example of the high level from inspiring English sources

"It is good to see a team from the Ballymoney borough doing so well in sport and yet another example of the high level of sporting achievement in the borough and in Northern Ireland as a whole".

Despite lingering questions about the use of the tablets, the study "provides a further example of the high level of knowledge our ancestors possessed concerning the properties of natural materials and technologies required to refine and manipulate them to provide improved products," Evershed says.

One example of the high level of competition is pembrolizumab MK-34755), whish is being developed by Merck [known as Merck Sharp Dohme MSDD) in China].

This latest example of the high levels of achievement in London schools is drawn from data showing where pupils in England went after leaving school and college.

"I think [Mad Men] is a singular example of the highest level of thought, of meticulousness, of creativity that goes into making moving image content for the screen, but it's also a cultural touchstone," Goodman points out to The Creators Project.

In each of these examples, the high level of performance of task shifted workers has occurred in a context of in-depth training and ongoing support.

An example is the high level of economic freedom in Switzerland compared with lower levels in Germany (see Table  4).

An additional example is the high level of CCR5 expressed in response to lipoxin A4 on apoptotic neutrophils and T cells.

In addition, Xq28 has been identified as a genetic region that is altered in lymphomas and may contain lymphoma-associated oncogenes (Goyns et al, 1993; Vineis et al, 1999), one example being the high level amplification of Xq28 identified in some blastic mantle cell lymphomas (Bea et al, 1999).

For example, the high level of losses of unfavourable codons and oligonucleotides and of gains of favourable codons and oligonucleotides in segment 1 suggests a possibility that the PB2 protein and/or RNA of the invader viruses may feel foreign in the human cellular environment because of its interaction with various host cellular factors.

For example, what does the high level of discordance among the gene trees of humans and the African great apes tell us about our respective separations from our common ancestor?