Sentence examples for fall levels of from inspiring English sources
While we're not quite talking about Snow Fall levels of innovation, Google's Ramya Raghavan (who leads brand marketing for Europe, the Middle East and Africa) said she's "particularly excited" about this project because it represents the intersection of quality content and technology, with the Google Maps-centric presentation making the editorial recommendations more useful.
However, this study highlights a challenge inherent to ChIP-seq from low cell numbers: as cell input numbers fall, levels of unmapped sequence reads and PCR-generated duplicate reads rise.
From the beginning of the study (April) to fall, level of mortality was measured every two weeks in the different sites (depending to tidal accessibility to the field sites).
MacGregor's migraine research reveals a sensitivity to falling levels of oestrogen around menstruation.
The downturn was blamed on rising prices, fuel increases and falling levels of real pay.
In higher education, the study found a familiar pattern of steadily falling levels of female employment as seniority rises.
In Spain, the services sector shrank at a slightly slower rate but falling levels of new business suggest an ongoing decline in GDP.
(This, in part, explains the falling levels of violence inside Chechnya, experts on extremism in the Caucasus say: the more hard-core and committed fighters have left).
The secretary of state for work and pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, who has attempted to take some of the credit for falling levels of unemployment following the introduction of stricter eligibility tests on benefit claimants, said the government is targeting full employment.
