Sentence examples for observations at the level from inspiring English sources

Model estimates are also found to be consistent with observations at the level of individual counties.

Hillier's work also includes observations at the level of individual properties, in particular relating to modes of access (e.g. proximity to alleys).

In ultrastructural observations, at the level of the ciliary tuft and the cell body (Figures 5 and 6B), it was observed that these cellular structures were apparently fastened by a striated rootlet region in a similar fashion as described for ciliated cells [33]; the presence of a microfibrillar mesh distributed in an horizontal disposition appears to firmly surround the cilia tips (Figure 6B).

The functional redundancy of the Esrps during development is consistent with our in vitro observations at the level of AS.

The model has sufficient spatial and temporal resolution to allow observations at the level of individual cells.

In biology in particular, the new science of evolution concerns the "external economy of life" and thus must investigate an accumulation of related facts of observation at the level of secondary causes (PD 99 100).

We here confirmed this observation at the level of Nestin-mRNA expression, showing that RUN but not ENR increased Nestin mRNA (Fig. 5C CTR vs. ENR: 8 ± 2.2 vs. 6 ± 1.7; n = 6; p = 0.214; CTR vs. RUN: 8 ± 2.2 vs.13 ± 5.1; n = 6; p = 0.041).

The full dataset consists of 1,091,629 observations at the individual level but we convert these to the household level, using household identifiers unique to each individual.

When exposing two different Daphnia pulex genotypes (a cadmium-sensitive and a cadmium-tolerant one) to cadmium, the toxic cyanobacteria Microcystis aeruginosa, and their mixture, we found that observations at the transcriptomic level do not always explain observations at a higher level (growth, reproduction).

We correlated crop yield and groundwater depth maps at the field level and made direct plant, soil and groundwater observations at the stand level across topographic gradients.

The peak ICU burden was poorly predicted by observations obtained at the level of large geographical areas.