Sentence examples for preparation levels from inspiring English sources
After harvesting, two site preparation levels (non-bed and bed; bedding is a tillage process of preparing a series of parallel ridges) were randomly assigned to both dry-weather and wet-weather harvested plots, while an additional level (mole-plow+bed) was assigned only to the wet-weather harvested plots.
Knowing that they were expecting 700,000 candidates did nothing to influence the preparation levels of the test's organisers.
Compared with randomly selected genes sampled in the same individuals (D. miranda mean πsyn = 0.0060; Bachtrog et al. 2009; D. pseudoobscura πsyn = 0.0171; Jensen JD, Bachtrog D, in preparation), levels of variation are significantly reduced in both species among our "fast-evolving" data set (Wilcoxon two-sample test, D. miranda, P < 7 × 10−4; D. pseudoobscura, P < 1 × 10−4).
The fact that gratings falling at the attended location and within the target's spatial frequency bandwidth (pseudo-targets) elicited 40 times more FAs than other types of lures indicates how similar they were to targets and how difficult they were to suppress at both the cognitive and response preparation levels.
Deepwater Horizon was beyond its expectation or preparation level.
However, students' preparation level and the closed book format of the tests might serve explanatory purposes.
Teachers interest in enhancing their preparation level shows that they acknowledge the relevance of science and arts/music in children's holistic development (Parsons 2004).
So when that situation arises I hope that this guide boosted your preparation level.
In other words, companies reacted to the 9/11 terrorist attack, increased their preparation level for terrorist attacks, and when it didn't occur again, their levels of preparation went down dramatically.
At the prevention and preparation level ("resiliency"), we're finding architects can play a leading role engaging organizations and policymakers to coordinate resources and establish plans for communities or cities.
For example, it is intuitive to think that natural fluctuations in cognitive effort or preparation level should produce trial-by-trial differences in RT.
