Sentence examples for more underlying level from inspiring English sources

In other cases, the same gene has been associated with quite different clinical phenotypes, suggesting sharing of complex biological mechanisms at a more underlying level.

Yet another class of examples that raise problems for the CM model involves putative explanations of the behavior of complex or "higher level" systems explanations that do not explicitly cite spatio-temporally continuous causal processes involving transfer of energy and momentum, even though we may think that such processes are at work at a more "underlying" level.

At a more fundamental level, they reflect surprisingly different views of how each economy responds to the underlying forces affecting growth and inflation.

One way for the search team to attack a problem of this scale was to put machine learning to bear on it, but it required more than an underlying level of intelligence to make this work.

However, a more detailed representation at the underlying level of atom mappings opens the possibility for a broader range of biological, biomedical and biotechnological applications than with stoichiometry alone.

Older patients had significantly more nosocomial infections, more co-morbidities, a history of more frequent UTIs, more urinary retention requiring urine drainage and more underlying urological disorders (higher prostatic volume at DRE and US examination, higher PSA levels, more nodules at DRE, higher rate of abnormal uroflow measures).

It isn't perfect, obviously – there seems to be an underlying level of caution on the part of the creators.

"There's an underlying level of support we have for each other that we take for granted.

Some patients had 2 or more underlying diseases or conditions.

"Counterintuitively [for an arable province], the underlying levels of malnutrition are high," she said.

In other words, defoliation can modify underlying traits that maintain fitness stability and the stress could be perceived at the 'macroscopic' level, affecting fitness or sometimes only at a more detailed level, modifying underlying traits (Couso and Fernández 2012).