Sentence examples for falling to low from inspiring English sources

In someone who is not particularly stressed, CAR rises sharply in the morning and quickly tails off, dropping consistently during the day, falling to low levels towards bedtime and dipping still lower during the night.

In healthy humans, melatonin secretion starts between 9 00 p.m. and 11 00 p.m., reaching peak serum levels between 1 00 a.m. and 3 00 a.m. (>40 pg/mL) and then falling to low baseline values between 7 00 a.m. and 9 00 a.m (<7 pg/mL) [8, 9].

Yes, we do expect to see some snow accumulation across the Scottish mountains next week; equally, there's a fair chance of transient (as opposed to lying, or disruptive) snow even falling to low levels for a while across other parts of Scotland and similarly, some districts of northern England.

We previously demonstrated that following broccoli consumption, 45% of SF in the plasma occurs as free SF, as opposed to thiol conjugates, and that the peak concentration of SF and its thiol conjugates is less than 2 µM, falling to low (nM) levels within a few hours [14].

At P30, as the ONL progressively thinned, the densities of infiltrating microglia and TUNEL+ nuclei in the ONL declined (Fig 1C), falling to low levels by P46 (Fig 1D and E).

Trump's popularity worsened through the year, falling to lows of 35percentt in August, late October and early December.

From about 26,000 years ago, the lakes fell to low levels.

Government-bond yields fell to low levels and stayed there.

Mr. Paterson's popularity has fallen to low levels, even among blacks, Democrats and city voters, his core constituencies.

Employee satisfaction fell to low levels owing to mediocre frontline management, which suffered from discontent and turnover of its own.

Kininogen levels then fell to low levels at 20 h only to show a rebound from 24 to 38 h.