Sentence examples for levels of day from inspiring English sources

To investigate this possibility, serum IGF-II levels of day 1 pups were measured by enzyme- linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).

On Day 2, when the heat treatment was repeated, initial HSP70 levels were already markedly higher than the initial levels of Day 1 plants and the difference was maintained throughout the 3 h of heat shock (Fig.  1A).

ARDS patients with structurally normal hearts show persistent elevated levels of cardiac markers NT-proBNP, troponin I and troponin T over the first week with no significant change between levels of day 0, day 2 and day 7.

The three main issues that we address in this paper are all related to whether physical characteristics, i.e., contrasting light levels of day and night, are correlated with features of eye morphology in teleost reef fishes.

Services are being cut in the name of efficiency to the point where they cannot sustain even routine levels of day to day service.

Consistently, at Day 5, when mATX3 levels were restored to the levels of Day -2, the phenotype started to revert (Figure 2C).

Effective partnerships were built with moderate levels of day-to-day coordination in Stronger Families and Communities.

Neither the sham- nor RNAi-injected animals, however, showed the normal levels of day-night modulation of swimming (MI sham = 0.68 + 0.04, RNAi = 0.64 + 0.04, F1,27 = 0.18, p = 0.67), so the injection itself compromises this phenotype.

Because the research to date suggests both compounds are ubiquitous in U.S. homes, the study points to a pressing need for further investigation into the sources and levels of day-to-day exposure to the compounds as well as their potential health effects.

For example, Shepherd et al highlight the higher incidence of cervical cancer amongst women of lower socio-economic class than amongst middle class women in Britain [ 28], whilst Zoritch et al highlight that different levels of day-care provision in part reflect cultural and economic interests concerning the welfare of children and the need to promote mothers' participation in paid work [ 24].

More recently, evidence on the prognostic value of day-by-day home BPV was provided in a cohort of adults from the general population in the frame of the Finn-Home Study (122) showing increasing levels of day-by-day home BPV to be associated with a higher risk of CV events even after adjustments for age and mean home BP level.