Sentence examples for more central level from inspiring English sources

The example of the development of solar technology in Germany has amply shown that the initiative for experimenting with and developing this technology came from certain local and/or regional pockets in opposition to developments on a more central level, be it the federal or state government or the incumbent actors in the field of electricity supply [[7]].

Cost-effectiveness in most jurisdictions might be a criterion at a more central level, whereas most decision-makers are at regional level.

Although the correlation between EAG response (see later on) and glomerular size is strong, both being sex-linked and intermediate in hybrids, it is possible that other neurons at more central level also contribute to the difference in glomerular size.

The WHO Coordinating Unit and the centres will decide whether online data entry will take place at the facility or at a more central level depending on the resources available in each centre.

In all of these disorders, evidence for peripheral pathology is minimal and symptoms are considered to reflect disordered pain processing at more central levels.

We attempted to focus on normalization that takes place at higher and more central levels in the processing stream by introducing a 500-ms precursor target interval.

These effects, which operate over short interstimulus intervals (ISIs), result in a shift in categorization functions in the same direction as normalization effects that take place at the more central levels of processing that are under investigation here.

Instead of focussing on a highly specific project in a research group, I now have a far broader overview on the entire spectrum of research at the faculty and I very much enjoy my current position at a more central administrative level.

At the central level more needs to be done to link DACAW in a systematic manner to the sector programs.

As these functions are transferred to more peripheral levels, the central level must assume new but vitally important policy, planning, normative, and regulatory functions.

An increase in AMD severity from level 2, 3 or 4 at baseline to one or more levels in either eye, and also an increase of two or more steps in the specific grades (as defined by the International Classification and Grading System) [ 35, 40] used to assess size, total number, area occupied by a lesion and spread to a more central location within a level, were defined as progression.