Sentence examples for levels to a point from inspiring English sources

That feeds algae, which consume the oxygen in the water as they decompose and lower oxygen levels to a point where life cannot be sustained.

Such competition has reduced their tax levels to a point where their capacity to govern, and to fund food security policies, is undermined – and this before the impacts of tax evasion and avoidance are taken into account.

If you spend every penny you've got on a high-quality segregated lane it will attract people and you can build confidence on that route". Geffen, however, argues that even poorly designed lanes have a purpose in gradually building up cyclist levels to a point where the momentum of opinion is sufficient to begin making bold choices.

"It's going to take time to bring down valuation levels to a point where they're really attractive".

Therefore it is likely that CIITA is capable of increasing Gag-Pol levels to a point which can impede virus maturation, albeit not enough to reduce it to levels observed from vector-only expressing cells.

To that end, we reduced Aβ expression levels to a point where no toxicity could be detected, either on climbing ability or survival, by halving the Aβ transgene copy number from two to one.

"The UK government recognised the increased threat in the summer of 2014 and raised the threat level to a point where an attack is considered to be highly likely.

With the help of an enormous counterweight, the camera sails through space with a speed and agility that suggests the most advanced digital effects of today, rocketing (at a reported "600 feet a minute") from eye level to a point of view three or four stories above the action.

This has been the struggle that LIGO has been working through for approximately 40 years: the attempt to calibrate their detector properly and bring down the sensitivity level to a point where it will be capable of detecting a true gravitational wave signal.

The clinicians were instructed to be aware of a least three different ways of applying music in therapy with people with dementia: (a) catching attention and creating a safe setting, (b) regulating arousal level to a point where self-regulation is possible and (c) engaging in social communication in order to fulfill psychosocial needs (Ridder, 2011).

If necessary, add more water to bring the water level to a point just below the steamer basket.