Sentence examples for including low levels of from inspiring English sources
Overweight or obese people are more likely to have abnormal levels of blood lipids, including low levels of good cholesterol and elevated triglyceride levels.
There remain deep-seated problems in Brazil's education system, including low levels of competence in the management of many public schools and a lack of accountability, says Sassaki.
The additional tests did, however, confirm other hazards, including low levels of lead in wells and unsafe levels of arsenic in the drinking-water supply, though neither is considered to be a cause for the birth defects.
For both rich and poor teenagers, certain family characteristics predicted children's maladjustment, including low levels of maternal attachment, high levels of parental criticism and minimal after-school adult supervision.
Cells are responsive to a variety of materials including low levels of Zn, of combustion derived particulate matter, and to volatizable pesticides.
On the demand side, Britain is characterised by relatively flexible labour markets, including low levels of employment protection and waning union influence, though with a full set of anti-discriminatory regulations and a national minimum wage.
Overall, the enacted lessons included low levels of integrated science and mathematics content and a focus on engineering.
Chronic nonmalignant pain presents with a pattern that includes low levels of power and high levels of pain, depression, and disability.
However, barriers to adoption may include low levels of knowledge regarding pests and natural enemies, and the difficulties associated with coordinating among community members.
The most prominent barriers to male involvement in maternal health included low levels of knowledge, social stigma, shyness/embarrassment and job responsibilities.
Research published in December 2012 raises the possibility that in some instances, soldiers may have been exposed to airborne cocktails that included low levels of a deadly chemical warfare agent, the nerve gas sarin, which wafted hundreds of miles from U.S.-bombed Iraqi facilities.
