Sentence examples for low level results from inspiring English sources

This time Mac Sethh Rogen and Kelly Rose Byrnene) find themselves living next to a sorority, and a reasonable request to keep the partying at a low level results in an escalation to all-out war.

We recommend repeat testing of low level results, and determination of cut off values at which results remain consistently positive or negative.

The relatively longevity of maAb at a low level results in an interference between passively and actively acquired immunity up to 8 weeks post partum which affected more severely the ability of fox cubs to resist a virus challenge [ 9].

As displayed in Fig. 3a variation in initial Cd2+ ion concentration (X) from high to low level resulted in 31.00 % increase in the removal efficiency.

This is a fairly low level, resulting in wines that are quite dry, which is what most consumers want, in contrast to the Champagnes of a century ago which were typically much sweeter.

Because of "very slow" uptake speed of glucose, FDP amount is in "low" level, resulting in "off" expression of glgC & glgA genes.

Using these Tet-on MSH2Y238F cells, MSH2Y238F expression was turned on at a low level (resulting in ∼40% increase in the total MSH2 protein level) and MSH2 phosphorylation was assessed by immunoprecipitation.

It is likely that during rescue therapy in these patients, HBV replication was suppressed to a low level, resulting in reduction in the development of the pre-S internal deletion mutations.

The low levels result from poor natural flushing of the bay but also from an excess of nitrogen and other organic matter that promote the growth of algae, which consume oxygen.

California got a cold dose of reality this week as temperatures dropped to unseasonably low levels, resulting in warnings about possible electricity blackouts ahead and reminders that steep increases in natural gas prices might be coming.

Eurofer says the benchmarks are set at "unfeasibly" low levels, resulting in some cases of clean production in Europe being curtailed to the benefit of less sophisticated production methods elsewhere.