Sentence examples for highest level tested from inspiring English sources

At 200 mM Pi, the highest level tested, the yields of acetaldehyde and ethylene glycol were approximately 5% and 2%, respectively.

Only 0 10% of wild-type litter mate mice exhibited wild running with noise at or <84 dB SPL, with the rest being unaffected by noise stimulus levels of up to 102 dB SPL, the highest level tested.

The daily intake of sodium in adults living in the USA is already in excess of their physiological need and for many individuals, is much higher than the highest level tested in this study.

The cutbacks reflect a drastic change from the first quarter of 2000, when online stock trading activity soared to its highest level, testing the capacity of young companies like Ameritrade and E*Trade.

These values represent the highest levels tested in human clinical trials.

In contrast, the mutant M2, which did not interact with Osx owing to a partial deletion of the JmjC domain, showed weak inhibition of Osx-dependent activation even with the highest levels tested.

Pointing to previous large studies of mice and rats, Hentges suggested that this earlier research had found "no reproductive effects in males or females at any dose remotely close to the levels of BPA to which people are actually exposed, or even to the extremely high levels tested in the new study".

Even at the very highest levels, test scores might be irrelevant; apparently, Richard Feynman's I.Q. was a less-than-remarkable 125.

When no repeatable waves were visible at the highest stimulus level tested (90 dB peSPL), the threshold was designated as 100 dB peSPL for subsequent analyses.

The report, by the Centre for Education and Inclusion Research and Sheffield Hallam University, was commissioned by the government to look at the higher level tests taken by the most able students and administered by schools on a voluntary basis.

And after the North warned last week that it would now conduct a "higher level" test "targeted" at the United States, Kurt M. Campbell, the assistant secretary of state for East Asia, conceded that "we don't know the kind of test that is anticipated".