Sentence examples for levels broken down from inspiring English sources

Because preliminary analyses indicated that benzene and 1,3-butadiene levels (broken down by quartiles) were highly correlated (Spearman correlation coefficient = 0.91, p < 0.0001), we were unable to include these two variables in the same regression model because of issues associated with collinearity.

British Airways cabin crew employees resumed their strike on Sunday after talks over pay and staff levels broke down.

The Natural Resources Defense Council, whose headquarters are in Manhattan, plans to release a study next week concluding that the government response, while heroic on many levels, broke down when it came to the environment, especially the issues that affected local residents who faced daunting and often unanswerable questions about their health as the cleanup and recovery proceeded.

Beiran et al. postulated a mechanism whereby erythropoietin could induce an inflammatory effect by altering prostaglandin E levels, breaking down the tight junctions that form the blood-aqueous barrier [2].

Panel (E ) shows a summary of the taxa shaded by relative abundance at the phylum level broken down by specific body habitat; the seven most abundant taxa are shown in the legend.

Levels 1, 2, 3 each level breaking down a part into it's individual pieces.

Data are monthly aggregate counts of facility-level utilization broken down by ICD-10 code and gender.

As levels of carbs (broken down into glucose in the bloodstream) rise, so does insulin.

There will be three levels of competition, broken down by age.

DecisionTable (DT) This algorithm consists of a hierarchical table in which each entry in a higher level table gets broken down by the values of a pair of additional attributes to form another table.

For example, school level categories are broken down further into organisational, curricular and environmental/ethos related sub categories.