Sentence examples for for example levels of from inspiring English sources

For example, levels of PCB's and other industrial chemicals appear to be declining in studied polar bear populations, as in this new paper.

Scientists studied radon as a possible earthquake warning signal as far back as the 1970s, and while they found convincing cases of radon releases before some earthquakes — for example, levels of radon in groundwater were 10 times normal before the earthquake that hit Kobe, Japan, in 1995 — the correlations were not strong enough or clear enough for useful predictions.

For example, levels of C-reactive protein (a marker of inflammation) and high-density lipoprotein (a cholesterol-transport molecule correlated with good cardiac health) both indicate that Americans are at much more risk of cardiovascular diseases than the English.All of which raises the question of why middle-aged Americans are so much sicker than their English counterparts.

For example, levels of isoprene and acetone rose during two particularly intense scenes in the Hunger Games.

For example levels of individual PAHs in the MS samples ranged from 2- to 10-fold lower for the same brand in the 2008 study compared to the results reported in 2010.

For example, levels of maternal testosterone are hypothesised to cause high-achieving women to give birth to more sons [23], [28].

The instruments on CMD focus more on frequency of symptoms than clinical relevance (for example level of distress or disability).

Ideally future studies should include more appropriate factors, for example, level of treatment gap, which may influence prevalence.

Second, inconsistent results may be due to differences in adjustment for important potential confounders beyond clinical case mix (for example, level of function and living situation).

For example, level of education has been found to be inversely related to lung cancer, due to a lower prevalence of smoking among more highly educated people.

Situational urgency and patient factors (for example, level of consciousness) were cited as factors limiting respondents' ability to perform an airway assessment.