Sentence examples for to small levels from inspiring English sources

The part of the signal that is not explained may be due to small levels of divergent transcription that are not detectable by CAGE.

In most cases where a search in an organism yielded a highly precise result for a pathway, the performance could be improved by combining results from at least one other organism, The results were relatively insensitive to the particular experiments included in the gene expression database and to small levels of error in the orthology predictions.

We are not aware of any research demonstrating that endocrine-sensitive normal tissues, such as bone, would be more sensitive to small changes in oestrogen levels than breast cancer cells, which are well recognised for their ability to develop a pronounced hypersensitivity to small levels of oestrogen (Masamura et al, 1995).

We suspect this problem is due to small levels of contaminant chloride (and possibly sulfate) present in the BGE constituents rather than a fundamental issue with the BGE or detector, as a small baseline perturbation is present even in the absence of sample chloride.

After finding out what caused your dog's trauma, expose him to it at small levels, slowly increasing the intensity until he is desensitized to it.

Smaller levels of change or differences in patient outcomes between interventions are of greater relevance and hence it is important that instruments are responsive to what patients' perceive to be small levels of change.

This study suggests adding passive restoring forces for returning the mass to a prescribed position at small levels of vibration.

In order to keep packet losses at small levels, it is important that the distance D between the FC and the FEs is large enough.

The SHM system should be low cost, suitable for continuous monitoring, able to detect small levels of damage, and insensitive to ambient loading, changes in ambient temperature, and measurement noise.

That is, in both of the panels, the steady-state amount of pre-crRNA decreases to very small levels (Δ u ∼ - 10 ), which leads to about two orders of magnitude increase of steady-state crRNA amount (Δ p ∼ 1000 ).

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