Sentence examples for means the levels from inspiring English sources

The interval testing is necessary because cortisol has a diurnal variation, which means the levels of cortisol in the body fluctuate from high to low throughout the day.

The art of staying in touch and with so many people now trying to multi-task using multiple devices, means the levels of concentration can dip in some instances.

After intravenous injection thus somatostatin appears to be more rapidly degraded than after intraperitoneal injection, however after one hour of injection using either means the levels of circulating somatostatin in blood reaches baseline control levels.

This means the level of tooth decay is so severe that removal is the only option".

"It means the level of violence will step up," added Mr. Quijano, a former rebel himself.

This means the level of subsidies per passenger has fallen while revenues to Whitehall have risen by more than £1bn.

This means the level of stress in the city and the level of risk to our citizens are greatly diminished".

In addition, evidence of the growing resistance of mosquitoes to the insecticide in these nets means the level of protection may be at risk.

Which means: The level of work you'll do is only limited by your capabilities.

Into 38 million gallons, that means the level of 'contamination' is about three parts per BILLION.

"Up-regulated" means the level of gene transcripts was higher in PR107 whereas "down-regulated" means the level of gene transcripts was higher in CATAS8-79.