Sentence examples for experiencing different levels of from inspiring English sources
We investigated digestive strategies (digestive efficiency and coprophagy) in cavies inhabiting two different populations, and hence naturally experiencing different levels of diet quality.
By separating flows, we can provide isolation between flows experiencing different levels of contention for network access, e.g., we can separate locally generated traffic at a node from its relayed traffic.
Looking at the EM-CSR relationship, Yip et al. (2011) have studied industry effects by comparing the oil & gas and the food industry as illustrations of sectors that are experiencing different levels of political attention.
The paper closes with some considerations about the impact of the findings reported in this work on the design of cold-formed steel columns experiencing different levels of L D interaction.
In the context of evaluating the crime drop, we are concerned with the concept of vertical equity: "the unequal, but equitable, treatment of unequals" (Mooney and Jan 1997: 80) as an evaluative criterion i.e. different levels of reduction in victimisation (the unequal) amongst those individuals or areas experiencing different levels of crime (the unequals).
Then, this numerical model is employed to perform a parametric study, aimed at obtaining numerical failure load data concerning lipped channel columns experiencing different levels of local-distortional-global interaction – 368 fixed-ended columns, exhibiting different geometries (cross-section dimensions and lengths) and various yield stresses, thus covering a wide slenderness range.
Gender was independently associated with PCS (β 0.148, p = 0.026) and attachment to Dutch culture with MCS (β 0.144, p = 0.029).> The present study revealed that elderly immigrant populations in the Netherlands experience different levels of HRQOL, but these differences are not related to ethnic background.
The three districts experienced different levels of SO2 in 1973 1983, and these differences were associated with crude prevalence rates (unadjusted for potential confounders) for current and frequent ear infection.
As Ms. Brown noted in her thought-provoking article, different patients can experience different levels of physical or emotional distress during or immediately after their discharge.
"The Premier League will be a step up for me, but I've played in the European competitions and also for my country so I've experienced different levels of the game.
