Sentence examples for manage levels of from inspiring English sources
EU regulations only allow providers to block content for three reasons: to comply with a member state's laws, to manage levels of traffic across a network, or for security.
Cancer cells that successfully manage levels of ROS could therefore gain a selective advantage to expand a tumor.
TLR5−/− animals were unable to manage levels of these flagellated bacteria and harboured a 10-fold larger bacterial load.
In a letter to Portsmouth City Council, on his resignation from the UKIP group, Mr Hastings added: "I feel strongly about protecting Britain's borders and ensuring we have tighter border controls and lower managed levels of immigration".
My organization focuses on managed levels of growth.
That is harder to do in the face of Chinese competition, and the managed level of the renminbi.
Traditional deficit irrigation method is a practice of applying less water than crop evapotranspiration demand with the intent of imposing a managed level of water stress to the crop (Grant et al. 2008).
In essence the system boundaries are being set on a global level, and there are problems with this, such as managing level of tractable detail, accounting for regional variation in substitutions or offsets or allocating impacts across multiple products (co-products) from shared production.
Primary outcome: Anxiety is the primary outcome, as Coping-Together focuses on coping strategies to manage high levels of anxiety directly and/or cope with cancer demands known to trigger anxiety.
Apart from the fact the Germans and French manage high levels of productivity amid a highly regulated labour market, beating workers into submission does not sound a civilised mission for a left-centre government.
Crucially, there was no knee-jerk condemnation – we'd moved far beyond that – but compassion and honest, subtle debate, and I only wish other morning phone-in (radio and TV) programmes could manage similar levels of, if you'll excuse me, sobriety: an impassioned and vital tale.
