Sentence examples similar to low level entry from inspiring English sources

In this case, George Papadopoulos, a foreign-policy adviser to the Trump campaign who met with people with links to the Kremlin, provided the low-level entry points.

Four of the 5 patients who had serum sodium of 134 mE/L or less at 24 hours were the same as the ones who had low levels at entry.

"The fact that millions of adults cannot do four things online we deem as the lowest level of entry to the internet not only holds them back, but also holds the country back.

It will also cause a call for GM animal feed entry (low level at the moment) in order for farmers here to 'be competitive'.

This paper provides further insights into the specific Russian business landscape and how it impacts the low level of new firm entry.

The pulse of low level nuclear Prospero precedes entry into neuroblast quiescence even when the timing of quiescence is advanced or delayed by changing temporal identity factors.

Platform stops, incorporating raised platforms for level entry into low floor trams, are being retro-fitted system-wide to replace older design stops.

Favourite album: Nevermind Favourite song: Sliver "My entry into low level crime; a boyfriend of my older sister had Bleach and Nevermind on vinyl.

We conclude that a pulse of low level nuclear Prospero marks neuroblast entry into quiescence, suggesting a functional relationship.

There is no data on health literacy levels in England [ 17] but a 2011 national skills survey of England found 15%% of the adult population (5.1 million) have very low levels of literacy (Entry level 3 or below) [ 18].

Given this bias is greatest at the margins of the scale it is possible that traditional effect size calculations associated with this scale may have considerably underestimated its value when associated with those with very low levels of well-being upon entry into treatment, or over estimated its magnitude when patients were entering and exiting treatment over the central part of the scale.