Sentence examples for still low levels from inspiring English sources

Not just elsewhere in the world, but right here in the UK, where there are still low levels of lead in the environment (some from past pollution, "like a debt from the past", as Grandjean puts it, and some from modern electronics and new pollution).

The MBP performance drops with increasing but still low levels of noise, but then increases in performance and is among the better descriptors for high levels of noise.

Still, low levels of Psy in CNS tissues (comparable with those measured in asymptomatic UT Twi mice at PND10) (50) might sustain a chronic inflammatory response and hamper remyelination attempts.

The first transition at d ≈ 1 μm is enabled by a stress transfer mechanism that is similar to the mechanism operating in fragmentation tests in fibre reinforced composites and is operative through the non-zero but still low level of interlayer adhesion (Glc ≈ 5 J m−2) between PS-PPE and PE.

Should they normalize to a still low level of, say 4percentthathat same asset would be worth $2.5 million, shedding half its value.

Despite being held up as a model of successful austerity by the European Commission due to its 7% growth rate of GDP in 2015, the still low level of GDP combined with a weak labor market meant Ireland's election was highly contested.

There is still low level of awareness among most of the population on individual rights to shape their destiny by making the right individual choices for their own well-being especially in the area of healthcare.

Still, low-level positive QFT-TB tests need to be interpreted with caution as transient responses to QFT-TB are quite common [ 54] and positive results can vary over time [ 55].

Direct democracy through computerised voting at home is a long way off virtually everywhere, given still-low levels of Internet access in most countries.

However, the tax proved very difficult to collect in 1862, only 5% of total revenue came from these direct taxes, and it was not until 1864 that this amount reached the still-low level of 10%.

However, earthquake preparedness and earthquake mitigation were still at low levels (Ghafory-Ashtiany et al. 2000).