Sentence examples for level refer from inspiring English sources

Figures at the neighborhood level refer to the direct living environment of an individual household.

In particular, on the one hand, challenges at the macro-system level refer to the more general and distal conditions under which teachers carry out their work (see also the model of ecological system of Bronfenbrenner 1979).

It's important to remember, however, that each facet of "The Industry" is it's own sub-Industry that is comprised of numerous sub-sub-Industries, and so on -- each of which (at every level) refer to themselves as "The Industry".

Both the criteria of membership stability and primary tasks at the subunit level refer to how the team actually operates.

The State Police Department at the central level and the Anti-Trafficking Unit at the regional level refer asylum seekers and victims of trafficking (including children) to shelters that protect victims of such crimes.

Activities on the operational or individual level are, for example, streamlining information flows and an accurate transfer of patients, while implementation challenges on a tactical or level refer to for instance measuring performance indicators on a care chain level.

Others differentiate between Pokémon of the same type and level, referred to as individual values (IVs), which the game uses to produce defence, attack and stamina scores.

The "jazz level" refers to how excited one is to be at work, while A.B.C.D. means "always be connecting dots" — collecting clues about what a customer wants.

The report, published on Thursday, says: "It is clear to us there are those at middle management level – referred to by some people as 'the permafrost' – who have a very traditional male mentality and outlook.

The second level refers to a consistent organisation.

However, current soil models have a varying degree of abstraction level referring to simulated processes in time and space.