Sentence examples for more natural levels from inspiring English sources

During the same period, South Korea's sex ratio rose from just above normal to 117 in 1990 then the highest in the world before falling back to more natural levels.

For automakers and their dealers, it'll be a roller coaster ride until the economy recovers and demand returns to more natural levels.

We found that the area of forests in large-diameter (≥52.5 cm) trees is currently well below the estimated NRV, and that it might take >100 years to return to more natural levels regardless of the management scenario implemented.

This is remarkable given the different methodologies and environmental conditions of the two studies high mortality due to overwinter survival and summer drought, but high fecundity in our study vs. virtually no mortality, but more natural levels of fecundity in Willi's study (2013)—suggesting that much greater heterosis in SC populations is a general feature of populations in this region.

The Romantic age of the 1830s brought back more colour, a tighter waistline at a more natural level, fuller skirts, leg-of-mutton sleeves, and complex high coiffures surmounted by large-brimmed hats or bonnets.

He added: "Although too early to tell for sure, it may also reflect a more natural level of stock available for sale coming to the market, alleviating some of the extreme shortages of property on the market seen during most of this year".

This wide range of EC, from a more natural level (680 μS/cm) to an elevated level (3,360 μS/cm, probably anthropogenic), is an indication that geogenic and anthropogenic processes are acting on hydrogeochemistry of the study area.

Brawn insists this is nothing to do with the DRS boost system flattering their car in qualifying, before it falls back to a more natural level in the race, when the system cannot be used as much.

But if you can ride out her frustration, she will adjust to a more natural level of stimulation, rediscovering the joy of simple, 3D play.

This suggests that there was some short-run impact and then a readjustment towards a more natural level.

We observed similar measurements of autophagic flux whether we expressed dFP LGG-1 from multi-copy extrachromosomal arrays as when the reporter was expressedFP LGG-1re natural level from single-copy integration into the genome, arguing that overexpression of dFP::LGG-1 was neither inhibitory nor stimulatory in our systextrachromosomal