Sentence examples for mean underlying levels from inspiring English sources

However, for our study we found that this was not the case; the mean underlying levels of MBP and MBzP were essentially equivalent between low and high levels of each of the three PCB groups, and the mean underlying levels of the groups of PCBs, although slightly higher for "high" MBP (or MBzP) than for "low" MBP (or MBzP) within the "high" PCB groups, were never significantly higher.

Spline-windows are likely determined by underlying levels of LD and recombination, and therefore there may be a possibility to extend this general approach as a means to assess LD in pooled sequencing situations.

This performance highlights the work's beautiful surface veneer, underlying levels of complexity and intoxicatingly therapeutic power.

Even at Lloyds' preferred "underlying" level – in other words, ignoring the nasties – profits were only up 5% to £8.1bn.

However, Painter said that on an underlying level revenues grew by 4.2%, returning a declining business to solid growth.

This meant that underlying operating losses at GNM (of £34.4m) were held at similar levels to those in 2008/09 (£33.7m, despite continued falls in advertising revenues. The company says the full benefits of this work will be seen in the current financial year (2010/11), when operating costs should be 18%, or £50m, lower than the budget for 2009/10.

That means the underlying situation is really worse".

More medals mean more levels.

There is some doubt about the validity of onetime samples to gauge underlying testosterone levels.

The main objective of this study was to examine the effectiveness of the WHO-DAS II items and their options in discriminating between changes in the underlying disability level by means of item response analyses.

Climate change could mean sea-levels rising.