Sentence examples for raised noise levels from inspiring English sources

But Robert Getreu, a spokesman for GVA Williams Real Estate, which manages 60 Hudson, said Ms. Freed's amendment would scapegoat businesses for the generally raised noise levels in revived areas.

Campaigners fear expansion will raise noise levels and harm the environment.

Noise levels were not driven by spoken language, which suggests that interventions to optimize the NICU acoustic environment should focus on minimizing facility noise, and that interventions designed to enrich neonatal language exposure may not significantly raise ambient noise levels.

Selection pressures must then have caused some E. coli promoters to become regulated by transcription factors and raise their noise levels.

For example, regular check-ups took place in the ICU every two hours, which show up in the graph prominently at 2, 4 and 22 o'clock, where the check-ups at 0 and 6 o'clock combined with additional patient-care activities (e.g., doctors' round or X-ray) raised the noise level noticeably higher than the normal check-ups.

Hard surfaces — on the floor, chairs and ceiling — raise the noise level.

Now it is trying a different option: dramatically raising the noise level about Muslim extremism in education.

Terra-cotta floors complete the straightforward look of this tiny storefront but also raise the noise level when the room is full.

So enthusiastic members of the audience start to clap faster to raise the noise level, increasing the variability in clapping rates and destroying the conditions for synchronization.

"We want to raise the noise level," said David Webster, director for interactive media at Siegelgale, "and let people know what we've become.

Neighbors had complained that the league would often divide the 5 soccer fields at the park into 10 half-fields, doubling the number of games played and raising the noise level substantially.