Sentence examples for often low levels of from inspiring English sources

The adoption of solar photovoltaic (PV) technologies has expanded rapidly in recent years, leading to suggestions that this growth, which occurred mostly in high-latitude countries with often low levels of sunshine, may have come at an unnecessarily high price.

The QMSP method used here enabled us to measure accurately the often low levels of methylation for each CGI as a continuous variable.

However, linking mixed chemical exposures to health effects is often difficult given the diversity of compounds and often low levels of exposure.

This also reveals, however, that there are sites where cohesin and Chro binding overlap, and that there are often low levels of cohesin at Chro-binding sites and vice versa.

There are often low levels of agreement between parent and child/adolescent report of behavioural/psychiatric symptoms [ 23] and there is some evidence that this is also the case with CFS symptoms [ 24].

One key reason for this is likely an often low level of gene expression in the library host (Van Elsas et al. 2008a).

Obtaining serologic evidence of viruses in bat populations is typically more successful as a screening tool than either nucleic acid based assays or virus isolation; this is likely attributable to the often low-level of virus replication, the transient nature of the infection in bats, or both.

Lupus patients often have low levels of DNase1.

Madeline Drexler's "Secret Agents" has a different focus -- the United States and its widely differing (often too low) levels of preparedness for threats from a variety of sources.

Menthol makes the smoke from tobacco smoother and less harsh; even non- menthol cigarettes often have low levels of the substance.

Advocates of traditional fiscal stimulus often view low levels of investment as a symptom, rather than a cause, of the weak recovery.