Sentence examples for securing levels of from inspiring English sources

Water flow was adjusted to 5 L/min during the whole period, securing levels of oxygen saturation of between 87 and 97% throughout the experiment.

However, labour unions attempt to retain traditional methods of weaving and matting with the use of wooden hand looms, to secure levels of income and this leads to an entrenchment of traditional practices.

This may be driven by illness perceptions and confidence in services, or stigma associated with services; or because of escape behaviours to avoid services leading to greater concerns about risk and more secure levels of care, or the nature of symptoms at presentation may be influential; these are not necessarily related to violence.

There is no more basic or secure level of thought.

This caring learning environment indicates that the facilitators and students maintained a secure level of attachment.

However, the role of technology adoption and adjustment of supply is of central importance with respect to securing adequate levels of agricultural production and achieving global food security.

However, other understandings of successful facilitation also emerged, including group management particularly securing high levels of attendance; ensuring answers provided by participants were 'right'; being active facilitators; and achieving behaviour change.

The relevance of all this to a new party is that it is likely to secure similar levels of support in all kinds of seat.

So this is the challenge for this Budget and for the future: by our tax and fiscal decisions, to secure rising levels of business investment and rewards for entrepreneurship.

The big challenge is to convince politicians (and their advisers) that it is possible to reform road pricing so that users are made better off (at least the great majority) in terms of time spent travelling and monies outlaid, and that government secures growing levels of revenue, but with at least some funds being used to improve public transport and the existing road network.

If the whole-crop forage was grown as a crop to secure high levels of supplementary feed from an alternative forage source (other than grass), the trade-off between yield, nutritive value and losses of feed immediately after silo opening would suggest the crop should be harvested between 350 and 450 g DM/kg dry matter.