Sentence examples for smallest levels of from inspiring English sources

Journalists published pieces in radical and muckraking magazines detailing the monopolistic and exploitive practices of Beef Trust businesses as well as the unsanitary conditions of the packinghouses and their tactics to evade even the smallest levels of government inspection.

The highest modulus is obtained at the smallest levels of "z" and "y" parameters, confirming the positive role of good dispersion/distribution of nanoparticles on the modulus of nanocomposites.

According to USA Today, EPA scientists say even the smallest levels of methylmercury have been tied to learning disabilities and developmental delays in children.

Another way to interpret the results is to use p-values, i.e. the smallest levels of significance for which one can consider the corresponding log ratio means is to be different from zero.

For males and females, the smallest levels of inequality and developmental vulnerability are found in New South Wales and Tasmania whereas the largest inequalities and highest levels of developmental vulnerability are found in Western Australia and Queensland.

That translates, in real terms, to £1.7 billion less being given by individuals, which is the smallest level of giving since 2005.

But her authors swear by her engagement down to the smallest level of detail: "Alice is the rare combination of an artful line editor and a brilliant conceptualizer," Suskind says.

This state corresponds to the smallest level of power consumption.

The smallest level of the bone hierarchy consists of the molecular components: water, biological apatite, collagen and other proteins (Fig. 13; Duer 2015).

Due to the monotonicity of the preferences and the incentive-compatible constraint, this individual must be associated with the smallest level of consumption.

Ideally, the map would use the smallest level of aggregation possible: the voting precinct.