Sentence examples for extreme high level from inspiring English sources

The study also shows that extreme high level of the factors (acid and alkaline concentrations) leads to depolymerisation of the polysaccharide chains producing decline in DD and H-Bond.

"Petroleum production continues to climb higher in its long advance, and latest weekly figures for domestic output are around 2.39 million barrels per day on average, or very close to the extreme high level for all time which was recorded in the week ended December 25th , 1926

Once enrolled, subjects were excluded if they were functioning at an extreme high level.

An extreme high level of SUB elicits the release of proinflammatory cytokines, such as TNF- α and IL-1 β, through the activation of NF- κB signaling pathways at the intracellular level [ 26, 27].

The extreme high level of polymorphism observed for MHC loci may be a result of the evolutionary consequences of intensive interactions between infectious pathogens and the host defensive system [ 7].

The values generating such extreme high-level trajectories could be seen as the upper limits of the usable data range.

As the focus of this study is on the effect caused by extreme high water levels, total water level elevation is used in our analysis.

In contrast, a deleterious turning point appeared under an extreme high grazing level.

The study also makes it clear why and how the extreme high water level has risen just after constructions at Mokpo harbor in Korea.

The report describes the very high probability by the late 21st century of increased temperatures and more heat waves over most land areas; increased frequency, intensity, and/or amount of heavy precipitation; increased intensity and duration of drought; increased intense tropical cyclone activity; and increased extreme high sea level.

In this respect, in this paper social isolation is a more objective concept than loneliness that we describe as the absence of contact with other people at one extreme versus high levels of social contact at the other extreme (Wenger and Burholt 2004).