Sentence examples for how much level from inspiring English sources

Moreover, an official of the health institutes said, so many universities and companies had built laboratories or were expanding them for Level 3 research that it was hard to determine how much Level 3 space existed.

The study -- published online in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin in February 2013 -- found that satisfaction with a relationship is not determined by how close a person is to their partner but rather by how much that level of closeness corresponds to their desired level of closeness.

Settling the score on sea level Throughout 2009, scientists made some headway on settling the score as to how much sea level could rise as temperature shoots up.

The researchers' aim was to determine how much the level of brain glycogen changed during and after exercise.

"Also, I think one thing young players fail to realize is how much the level of play goes up from the preseason to regular season.

In a sign of how much high level political concern is being attached to the legal challenge, the U.S. government last year applied to be an amicus in the case — and was granted this status, with the judge writing the country has "a significant and bona fide interest in the outcome of these proceedings".

"We can put a number on just how much sea level rise has resulted from emissions traced to Exxon or BP or Shell," Peter Frumhoff, a co-author on the study and the director of Science and Policy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, told me.

In figure 10, by how much the level of apoptosis in large cells was decreased?

In figure, 11, by how much the level of apoptosis in large cells was decreased in the group treated with memantine?

These existing vulnerabilities therefore afford places to intervene, regardless of knowing with certainty how much sea level will rise or where storms will surge.

It is plausible that the benefits of lowering triglycerides do not merely depend on how much the level is lowered, but rather on how it is lowered (i.e., lifestyle interventions vs. pharmacological therapy).