Sentence examples for level of little from inspiring English sources

If China's economy is to rebalance, then consumption must rise from its current level of little more than one-third of GDP.

The FST's increase consistently as K increases, with the average FST's for K = 4 to K = 7 around the level of "little genetic differentiation" as defined by Wright (approx. 0.05) (Figure 1c,d) [22].

In her article, Stabiner described Spence's father as having "raised his daughter to be competitive," but apparently it didn't rise to the level of little-league parenting that many prodigies experience.

At a deeper level, the story of little Kosovo is the story of changing notions of sovereignty and international law.

He is the grandfather of Slow Food, of local eating, of real ale, the first strong mind that saw something evil in the levelling of little pleasures.

After adjusting for patient survey and other factors (model 2), these rate ratios decrease to levels of little practical significance, suggesting that the high disenrollment rate from these practices can be explained by low scores on patient experience and satisfaction.

The stress level is of little influence and can be ignored for an example in present paper, while yield criterion is great important.

Increasing Clark level was of little significance for OS, as did the MUP patients with unknown Clark scores.

For example, a 5 mm Hg change in blood pressure may be important at a population level but of little relevance to an individual.

There's no reason to believe that the Alphabet move will alter that integrationist course – and as long as these services are interconnected at the data level, their apparent disintegration at legal and financial levels is of little strategic consequence.

And then, to add a further level of absurdity, Little and Mr. Wilder go into the theater to "see how the movie turns out," and it is "Blazing Saddles" that is being shown.