Sentence examples for relation to a low from inspiring English sources

An adequately low level of effort represents a normal, suitable level of effort in relation to a low severity of the disease.

Hemodialysis-associated HCV infection was documented to occur in centers with a high rate of HCV-positive patients and in relation to a low staff-to-patient ratio.

The meeting today was the first between Mr. Berlusconi and Mr. Schröder since a series of verbal slurs brought relations to a low.

BERLIN — Fury over reports that American intelligence had monitored the cellphone of Chancellor Angela Merkel spread from Germany to much of Europe on Thursday, plunging trans-Atlantic relations to a low and threatening to recast the United States and President Obama from friend and ally to cyberbully.

But Mr. Camarena's case has long stood out on both sides of the border as a rare, deliberate murder of an American drug agent on foreign soil that shifted the ground in the drug war and for a time plunged United States-Mexico relations to a low.

Now, 23 years later with the Ukrainian situation plummeting U.S.- Russian relations to a low point, Nunn's Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) has released a new four-part report on arms control verification.

These factors, taken together with the recovery response rate of the forest canopy in relation to a relatively low frequency of recurring hurricane events (Batke et al. 2014), have combined to produce a patchy disturbance mosaic within the forest in CNP.

In demoting Mr. George, some of those leaders said, Mr. Slay brought St . Louisrace relations to a new low.

None of the injuries have been grave, but the attacks have resulted in a flurry of diplomatic démarches and summonses, reducing already tense relations to a new low.

Eleven Turkish soldiers returned to their base in northern Iraq today after their release by American soldiers, ending a bitter diplomatic quarrel that a senior Turkish military leader said had pushed relations to a historic low.

The practice subsided briefly after the 1968 protests, but by 1980, Columbia, citing another housing shortage, embarked on a new series of real estate acquisitions and evictions that created great animosity and brought town-gown relations to a new low.