Sentence examples for of exceedingly low from inspiring English sources

In such storms, winds of exceptionally strong force spiral inward toward a centre of exceedingly low atmospheric pressure.

The use of the FRET biosensor in a combination with other analytical methods determined the presence of exceedingly low levels of active furin on the cancer cell surface.

While transposons can reach very high copy numbers and accumulate on chromosome arms between genes (Fu et al. 2002; Gent et al. 2012), tandem repeats are unstable and tend to accumulate only in regions of exceedingly low recombination such as centromere cores or telomeres (Charlesworth et al. 1994; Plohl et al. 2008).

Cutting using water abrasive jet enables cutting of ceramics due to exceedingly low process forces and machining temperatures.

Poor testing procedure in the field can lead to exceedingly low levels of rapid HIV test sensitivity, making it imperative that stringent quality control measures are implemented where they do not already exist.

Because of the exceedingly low levels of the coplanar PCBs, furans, 2,3,7,8-TCDD and other dioxins and the high cost to quantitate them, we were unable to measure these compounds in cord and maternal sera.

"[That] fails because of our exceedingly low exposure levels".

"I tell them that they could wait a few years until they have more money," she said, "or buy a two-family home now and start building equity and availing themselves of the exceedingly low interest rates".

Other provinces like Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Nova Scotia will be using fossil fuels for the foreseeable future; while the transition from coal to natural gas is a positive one from a climate perspective, it still has serious emissions implications (especially if you are remotely skeptical of the exceedingly low methane leakage rates that some provinces assume).

However, troponins are released slowly after cardiac injury, and it is therefore necessary to take heed of their exceedingly low concentrations.

He is paying full price for his most recent (and largest ever) investment, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, but it makes sense for Berkshire and only for Berkshire because of Berkshire's exceedingly low cost of capital, provided in the form of float from its vast insurance operations.