Sentence examples for media and lower from inspiring English sources

There's nothing much wrong with that, not in an age of excess, short attention spans, fragmented media and lower viewership.

CT is also associated with ionizing radiation, potentially nephrotoxic contrast media and lower temporal resolution [13].

Breast feeding decreases the risk of acute otitis media and lower respiratory tract infections among other diseases and it is recommended that breast feeding be continued when an infant has a cold.

Osmotic diuresis in uncontrolled diabetes theoretically might help excretion of contrast media and lower its concentration in the tubular lumen, decreasing urine viscosity and consequently reducing interstitial pressure and microvascular compromise.

Among the Inuit population, who are known to have higher levels of exposures to organochlorines [ 38], umbilical cord blood levels of PCBs were associated with increased incidence of acute otitis media and lower respiratory tract infections during the first five years of life [ 36].

In blue jeans and an orange warm-up shirt, he strode into a news media work room and lowered his 6-foot-8 frame onto a padded turquoise stool.

Taipei, Taiwan, 3 November 2009 – VIA Technologies , Inc a leading innovator of power efficient x86 processor platforms,　today introduced its new VIA Nano 3000 Series processors, bringing enhanced digital media performance and lower power consumption to Windows 7 thin and light notebook and all-in-one desktop PC markets.

However, it was shown that adolescents with less educated parents have higher media consumption and lower levels of TEE than those with highly educated parents [ 5].

Partly because of this, their children may have higher media consumption and lower TEE than adolescents with high education backgrounds [ 5].

Higher levels of media use and lower levels of familial leisure time activity among adolescents with low PSEP may partly explain why they consume more energy-dense food.

Although exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) is a risk factor for asthma, wheezing, decreased pulmonary function, otitis media, cough, and lower respiratory tract infections (LRTIs) in general [ 13], its role in the development of serious RSV disease among infants and young children is less clear and has been a topic of interest among the healthcare community [ 14].