Sentence examples for lower levels of natural from inspiring English sources

The main explanation is that lower levels of natural malaria immunity exist in the region than in Africa.

RNAi has been used to genetically engineer plants to produce lower levels of natural plant toxins.

Mice with inactive p110d have lower levels of natural autoAbs, and a p110d inhibitor reduces autoAb responses in collagen II-treated rats [ 110].

This coincides with lower levels of natural immunity previously observed in this age group, which might result in susceptibility to a broader range of haplotypes compared to older children who have increased immunity and may be susceptible to a narrower range of more virulent haplotypes [ 11].

A higher value of the CI indicates a lower level of natural gas supply security and vice versa.

In the presence of DFMO, this effect could be augmented in certain promoter regions due to the lower level of natural polyamines and higher accessibility of the oligoamine to chromatin.

Alternatively, in the current study, we found relative support for a cost of reproduction as females with larger clutches had an overall lower level of natural antibodies and complement.

Rural areas could be characterised by a lower level of natural immunisation to the infectious agent which may occur either because children have fewer opportunities for person-to-person transmission than in more urban areas, or because the population is not large enough to maintain the disease in an endemic form (Kinlen, 1988).

Other changes to the powder's formulation aim to tweak taste and texture, based on customer feedback — including what's touted as a less sweet, more neutral flavor, by lowering levels of natural and artificial flavors, adding less sucralose and upping the salt (sodium) content a little.

Also, the low expression of CCR5 on the CD4+ T cells and a reduced capacity of the innate immunity to activate the adaptive immune system may result in lower levels of immune activation in the natural host than in progressive infections.

Natural gas generates lower levels of particulates, sulfur dioxide, mercury, and other pollutants, and reduces up to 45%% of carbon dioxide per unit of energy compared to coal (Kharaka et al. 2013).