Sentence examples for levels of transport from inspiring English sources

Cytoplasmic transfer experiments reveal that, once assembled, cargo/motor complexes are insensitive to reduced cytoplasmic levels of transport proteins.

Much of what's left in the reduced kitty is earmarked for things Boris holds dear: expanding the cycle hire programme, delivering the rest of the cycle superhighway and maintaining the levels of transport police on the buses.

It is not even about the way in which the northern regions of England have received disproportionately low levels of transport investment, both in comparison with London and regions in other European countries.

London transport flourished through making its case with a unified voice, backed by business, he says: "I believe the One North perspective is as powerful as the London perspective in the context of the bang for buck we'd get for the greater levels of transport spending".

A formal definition of safety and dependability in control systems is given for different levels of transport aggregation by making reference to the continuous-discrete state space, which is expanded by stochastic attributes.

Transport systems and land use are two mutually interconnected elements: the location of the activities and their need for interactions produce transport demand; on the other hand, transport supply system supporting transport demand and performance levels of transport services affect the activity locations.

The results show that decarbonisation of the transport sector has proved more difficult to achieve in the 15 countries over the 22 years than the reduction in the levels of transport-related fatalities.

The reason for the higher levels of transport-related PA is that China is the largest bicycle-using country in the world, and most Chinese living in urban settings use a bicycle, utilize public transportation, or walk to and from work, shopping or school [ 35].

Relative to Detroit, western Michigan frequently experiences elevated levels of transported secondary air pollutants that are generated from precursor emission sources in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Canada.

In a recent study, Prospero et al. (2005) indicated that the concentrations of viable (colony-forming) bacteria and fungi in the atmosphere of the Caribbean were essentially uncorrelated with the levels of transported dust from Africa, implying that Saharan dust was not the sole source of airborne microbes.

Firstly, infrastructure-based measures analyse the performance or service level of transport infrastructure.