Sentence examples for related level of from inspiring English sources

The responsibility for this mess rests with David Cameron and George Osborne pushing for 60-year-old firefighters to still be running into burning buildings when, because of naturally declining fitness, most won't be able to meet the safety related level of aerobic fitness.

Grammatical metaphor can thus be seen to introduce a tension between grammar (a text's wording) and semantics (a text's meaning) so that the language has to be read on at least two levels (i.e. metaphorically), with one level directly reflecting the grammar, and beyond that another symbolically related level of semantics.

The cell cycle related level of expression was also seen in the transformed cells.

As far as fatal accidents and injuries are concerned, common (European) definitions (i.e. fatalities within 30 days from the accident) exist and the low related level of under-reporting allows for meaningful comparisons to be carried out between most European countries.

In scoring the related level of impairment, the assessor first scores the 'loss of function' for each body system, then adds separate scores (across systems and conditions) to give a single score for 'work-related impairment'.

This hinders a straightforward interpretation of the clinical relevance of the findings as these factors have likely impacted the level of gold standard and screen impairment rate and the related level of criterion validity.

The time related levels of PBDEs (Fig. 1) therefore seems to reflect a real and substantial increase.

Similarly, anxiety has been shown to be related levels of oral corticosteroid prescribing in near-fatal asthma patients [ 11].

At the same time, related levels of sequence similarity also characterized nonpathogenicand pathogenic Leptospira species (67.29 68.95%) and intermediate and pathogenic Leptospira species (70.0 72.8%).

Models that relate levels of lake productivity to levels of nutrient input or loading have been useful in controlling eutrophication in many temperate freshwater lakes.

Chen et al. (2014) adopted designs that relate levels of cognitive development and motor performance in DS individuals and concluded a strong correlation between cognition and motor performance.