Sentence examples for localised level from inspiring English sources

It's about powers coming down from central government to a more localised level".

If that wasn't enough, the leaves of plants also help to decrease noise pollution and, on a localised level, can restore balance in humidity.

This crisis could be a fantastic opportunity to bring back control to a more localised level and assert more democratic control of our economy.

Crowdfunding can be particularly relevant for community based projects/organisations where engaging with and getting buy-in from donors or potential stakeholders on a localised level can be a powerful way to get projects off the ground.

Two years later, Codecademy is making some big moves to fulfil that ambition: it's opening its first international office, in London, and it is announcing partnerships in five markets — the UK, France, Brazil, Estonia and Argentina — agreements with educational and government groups to bring Codecademy to a more localised level.

Using data from one weather station only approximates the weather across the study area, and as weather is known to vary enormously at the localised level (see Brunsdon et al. 2009) it is certainly the case that there is some error in our measurements of weather.

Founded by retired public-interest environmental lawyer Albert Slap, this specialist consultancy uses sophisticated surveying technology known as LIDAR to map the likelihood of highly localised sea level flood risks.

This dependence is projected to increase with population growth in the intermediate future, regardless of the implementation of rural electrification programmes.. Fuelwood shortages occur at the localised village level and are a chronic landscape syndrome, becoming more severe over time, with increasing population pressures and competing land-uses.

In contrast, the womens' co-operatives' sphere of influence was considerably smaller and less structured, consisting of localised village level activities directed at themselves and their children, rather than an attempt to gain official recognition from the state and/or donors.

Consequently, it is not unreasonable to assume that in the early tumour niche, rapidly proliferating populations of cells may be exposed to physiologically localised high levels of phosphate.

Combined treatment with inflammatory cytokines and glucocorticoids synergistically induces 11β-HSD1 expression and activity in synovial fibroblasts and osteoblasts, providing a mechanism by which synovium and bone can interact to enhance anti-inflammatory responses by increasing localised glucocorticoid levels.