Sentence examples for instance of the low from inspiring English sources

The piece is a striking instance of the low art of red-baiting disguised as high-minded criticism.

"It's another instance of the lowest common denominator taking over the world," said David Standish, author of "The Art of Money Chroniclee, 2000), a history of paper currency design.

For instance, while the low rate of female entrepreneurs in Pakistan may be attributed to significant gender gap in educational attainment, women economic participation and opportunity, the low rate of female entrepreneurs in high income economies may be attributed to the availability of job opportunities.

For instance when the low expression group of genes is used as a reference, the expression levels of high expression genes within handled or high activity mice were increased on average by greater than 1.5-fold.

For instance, based on the low frequency of comments about the public good of getting vaccinated, health communicators could increase messaging about the importance of getting vaccinated to help protect vulnerable people in the population and reduce rates of transmission and the spread of the disease.

For instance, the low level of development and visitation in Alaska's parks results in minimal impact to biodiversity, whereas high volumes of visitors in a park like Yosemite can cause resource impacts and displacement of wildlife.

For instance, the low numbers of records in the hadal zone may be due to the fact that this zone constitutes a very small proportion of the total area of the ocean (Table 1).

In necrotic metastases, for instance, the low amount of intact tumoral cells can result in a falsely increased ADC, potentially leading to misdiagnosis.

For instance, the low uptake of INR POC testing in Belgium could be due to the fact that INR POC tests are not reimbursed, whereas the regular laboratory INR test would be.

In addition, the analysis of groups 3 and 4 may be useful for drugs with uncertain data on TdP; for instance, due to the low number of cases, especially for recent drugs (e.g., asenapine).

Such lack of correlation could be due to the procedure adopted, and we cannot exclude that, for instance, the low number of isolates tested in the virulence assays or the limited period (8 days) for observing the mortality may have prevented the observation of virulence differences among the different Tunisian genotypes of P. larvae.