Sentence examples for small levels from inspiring English sources

Yet while he lived, Mr. Harding was denied compensation because official records showed he was exposed to only small levels of radiation.

"We try to involve children in the small levels of decision-making that affects their immediate lives," says Brin Mahon, chairman of governors.

"Given the severity of this new test and the newness of the technology required to measure these small levels of pollutants, the commission has also allowed a margin for error within the functioning of the test equipment".

The American Littoral Society and other environmental groups opposed the use of the Redbird cars because they have small levels of asbestos in the glue used to secure the floor panels and in the insulation material in the walls.

Men and women do seem to absorb small levels through normal sunscreen use, but there was no evidence that it set off hormonal changes.

"Zero tolerance doesn't exist any longer because you can test right down to incredibly small levels, which have no effect whatsoever," Cooke said.

"I could see the possibility of working in three dimensions, creating small levels from which you can look into big levels so that you always have exciting views into other rooms," she said.

Arts and culture delivers a significant return on relatively small levels of government spending and directly leads to at least £856m of spending by tourists in the UK, according to a new report seeking to analyse the value of the arts to the modern economy.

Hence, accommodating small levels of PV is not considered too problematic.

Parameters c ∼ 1 indicate high levels and parameters c ≫ 1 small levels of intensity.

The effect of small levels of porosity on superplastic behaviour has been examined using specimens subjected to HIP.