Sentence examples for expected level of activity from inspiring English sources

The decision about the type of prosthesis used was dependent on the patients' age, expected level of activity, bony defects as well as the patient's bone quality (Fig. 4).

On August 2, after an extraordinarily active early season, the NOAA released an updated outlook on the remainder of the season, significantly raising the expected level of activity to numbers about double those of a normal season.

We demonstrate that these cell lines show both the expected level of expression and enzymatic activity (Supplementary Figure 1).

As shown in Table 1, the dialysis step with the replacement metals resulted in samples containing excess metal ions, which may account for the lower than expected levels of enzyme activity (Table 2 and Figure 4).

Flies heterozygous for small deletion knockout alleles of the Malic enzyme gene (Men ) have greater than expected levels of malic enzyme (MEN) protein activity that are not simply physiological up-regulation (Merritt et al. 2005; 2009; Lum and Merritt 2011; Figure 1).

As PARP1 consumes β-NAD+ as part of its catalytic activity, we expected levels of cellular β-NAD+ to increase in response to olaparib exposure.

Due to the expected low-level of activity in the brain, as a function of the known low-level of TSPO in the CNS, a 20x scaling was applied to the SPECT images post hoc to maximise the dynamic range.

However, looking at the number of universities and academics in the two countries would lead us to expect similar levels of activity.

If parameters of these factors are positive, these factors raise the subjective expected utility level of volunteer activity and vice versa.

As expected the level of Fluc activity was low in both cell lines.

Sound and cognitive therapies aimed at reducing the emotional distress of tinnitus and hyperacusis would be expected to reduce the level of activity in the AMY and/or the functional coupling between the AMY and ACx without necessarily eliminating aberrant auditory percepts (Hazell and Jastreboff, 1990).