Sentence examples for levels commonly seen from inspiring English sources

We found significant productivity effects at pollution levels commonly seen in major metropolitan areas across the United States (100 150 AQI).

Another cause of increased remodelling is the secondary hyperparathyroidism associated with reduced vitamin D levels, commonly seen in the elderly.

Notably, the recorded peak levels of PCT were much lower than the levels commonly seen in infectious conditions [ 10].

Liposomes are readily inactivated in the serum, which can lower the high transfection levels commonly seen in vitro.

Supporting this hypothesis, it has been recently demonstrated that intratesticular testosterone concentrations in KS are higher than normal, and the low testosterone serum levels commonly seen in this syndrome could be related to altered released into the bloodstream [ 25].

Although the leprosy frequency in the Montella sample did not reach the level commonly seen in Southern Scandinavia [38], leprosy was by no means an unknown disease in Southern Italy in the Middle Ages.

This number was chosen as it corresponds to a productivity of 40 pg/cell/day of protein (MW 150 kDa), a level commonly seen in highly secretory cells, and possibly closer to the levels in the types of cells reported in the literature [37] from which the enzyme concentrations and kinetic constants were used.

MGMT promoter methylation, well known as one of the proposed mechanisms underlying suppression of MGMT expression, is associated with the reduced MGMT protein level commonly seen in primary human neoplasms [ 37].

In this setting, the most important advance of the past decade has been the use of either increased exchange volumes in hemofiltration, or the combined use of adsorbent techniques in systems where the cut-off of the membrane was increased to the level commonly seen in membranes for plasmafiltration [ 6].

Abnormal CK levels are commonly seen in injured intensive care unit patients, and a level of 5000 U/l or greater is related to renal failure [ 102].

Correction to this articleTHE economy is recovering, yet American confidence remains mired at levels more commonly seen in recessions.