Sentence examples for lowest title from inspiring English sources

The highest awareness rate of health knowledge is the title "Whether secondhand smoke is harmful to myself" (69.78%) and the lowest title is "Whether eating with hepatitis B patients will be infected Hepatitis B" (21.69%).

Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP) was ruled out by an ADAMTS 13 activity of 50% and by a low title of inhibitors (10.4 U/mL).

Solid structures are reduced to rubble in Todd Arsenault's canvas "Stay Down Low," whose title seems ironic in light of the chaos it pictures.

In lesser categories, such as section chief, the lowest managerial title, where women hold 7.8percentt of the positions, there have been small gains.

"Another Evening" delivered just what that low-keyed title promised on Friday night at Aaron Davis Hall at City College.

But before any thoughts of turning pro, Goss will attempt to win the low amateur title later this year at the US Open at Pinehurst.

This year, the first game of the pre-Christmas flood to enthrall me was not a state-of-the-art masterpiece, but a low-budget title aimed primarily at girls 10 and up.

Honorable mentions: Heroes (1978) - a worthy follow-up to Low, its title track being one of the greatest-ever pop singles - and Aladdin Sane (1973) - a mature, sensual companion to the Ziggy album.

The simple, emphatically low-tech title lets most any rookie fare pretty well with a rifle no rocket launcher or plasma blaster needed.

The first sample, which was used for the quantitative analyses addressing RQ1, included both Studio STEM participants and non-participants from two rural, low-income (Title I) K-7 schools in Southwest Virginia.

The post-apocalyptic chiller collected $6 million, a decent total for a low-budget title costing $5 million. .