Sentence examples for level leaflets from inspiring English sources

The national screening program does not include an individual active call-and-recall system and women are invited to join the screening program through a variety of ways, e.g., mobilization at the community level, leaflets, posters, and messages on media.

However, in simultaneously infested plants the expression of JA-defense marker genes was reduced to levels significantly below the levels in leaflets infested with spider mites only, while PR-P6 transcript levels doubled in the presence of both mite species.

However, despite increased accumulation of JA and JA-Ile, transcript levels of all four JA-defense marker genes were suppressed to intermediate levels significantly below the levels in leaflets infested with spider mites only, whereas, in contrast, induction of the SA-marker gene PR-P6 doubled.

After a further 24 h the T. urticae females and the IG predator females were removed and spider mite densities (juveniles and eggs) adjusted, by adding or removing individuals using a brush, to identical predetermined levels on leaflets with and without IG predator cues.

Their findings show massive misuse of statistics to convince voters that support for one or other of the parties would be a wasted vote, and also the level of "centralised leaflets" which save parties money – because local candidates simply upload or mail-merge a bit of personal stuff on to a shared template – but also set the tone of the campaigns.

However, volume of the insufficiency jet may be very different with the same duration, depending on jet width or area at the level of the leaflets.

In proteoliposomes of egg PC, the level of inner leaflet NBD PE remained unchanged in the absence of ATP, and NBD lipid was translocated into the inner leaflet in the presence of ATP.

Several MPR reconstructions on the level of each leaflet may be required to detect perforations.

The contour of the region of interest is drawn at the level of the leaflet tips and includes the whole cross-section of the transmitral inflow (red circle).

Other, less reliable techniques of quantification include measurement of the vena contracta, which is the smallest diameter of the regurgitant flow before the expansion of the jet as seen in the four-chamber view (Fig. 10a), and measurement of the effective regurgitant orifice (ERO) in short-axis views at the level of the leaflet tips (Fig. 10b).

Overall, there was a gradient of silencing phenotypes at the leaflet level (Fig. 1I).