Sentence examples for excesses of low from inspiring English sources

Professor Bain said: "In the early years of the minimum wage, we were successful in tackling some of the worst excesses of low pay and exploitation.

Professor Bain said that from its launch in 1998 to 2007, the minimum wage abolished the worst excesses of low pay but struggled to help the group earning less than the living wage.

We observed a huge variability in volume between and within Types of hospital (Pearson chi-square of 300019 with 6 df p < 0.0001) with excesses of low volume hospitals in Type A hospitals (41 out of the 61 of these hospitals found themselves in the lowest class) and of high volumes in Type B2-B3 hospitals (26 out of the 29 of these hospitals found themselves in the highest class).

Population expansions can lead to excesses of low-frequency haplotypes before populations reach drift mutation equilibria.

Tajima's DT was not significant in samples from the western Pacific, Bering Sea, and western Gulf of Alaska, but was significant and negative for each of the samples from Southeast Alaska, indicating excesses of low-frequency mutations (Table 1).

Using the CG-SMP data from three human populations, we identified two de novo genes, C19orf48 and FLJ26850, with excesses of low-frequency SMPs in Caucasian-American population but not the other two populations, which might suggest population-specific selection footprints.

Children diagnosed with ADHD tend to have an excess of low frequency (theta) brain waves and fewer high frequency (beta) waves in certain regions of the cortex, as detected by EEG (Figure 2).

In addition, emerging data demonstrate associations between other forms of CV disease including atrial fibrillation (AF) and nonischemic myocardial fibrosis and exercise exposure in excess of low to moderate levels [7, 8].

However, the traditional methods used to isolate asphaltenes by adding 40 volumes in excess of low boiling point paraffin hydrocarbons can produce a fraction which is contaminated with a significant amount of waxes (Chouparova and Philp 1998; Thanh et al. 1999; Liao et al. 2006; Acevedo et al. 2009; Coto et al. 2011).

The significant negative values calculated for Tajima's D value signifies an excess of low frequency polymorphisms, indicating population size expansion or positive selection.

A very strong bias would be expected to generate an excess of low MAF SNP in breeds not represented during the SNP discovery process.