Sentence examples for typically at the level from inspiring English sources

Dorsal laminectomy was performed typically at the level of vertebrae Th13 and L1.

Performance improvements on the execution of genetic operators are typically at the level of two orders of magnitude with application kernels written in ANSI C being accelerated by about 20× due to the usage of GA instruction set extensions.

· Levels of selection (comprehensive, research, instructional support, basic information; for a description of these levels, see the general policy statement): Selection is typically at the level of instructional support.

The area of this constriction is typically at the level of pubic shaft ventral to the ilioischiadic foramen.

We do realize that reliability for the ADI-R is typically at the level of overall diagnosis, or subdomain area and that the ADI-R was not originally designed as a dimensional measure.

The width of a Raman band is typically at the level of 10 100 cm–10 100

For early learners, outcomes at the level of 'knows' and 'knows how' may be sufficient, but for more advanced learners, educational goals are more typically at the levels of 'shows' and 'does'does

Insulin resistance can arise from defects in insulin signaling events (typically at the levels of IRS-1 or Akt) (Foley et al., 2011; JeBailey et al., 2007; Summers et al., 1998; Xiong et al., 2010).

This homology-based approach works well when the elements contain coding sequences with conserved domains and motifs that can be used to classify elements at a relatively fine level (typically at the superfamily level).

Regarding the levels of measurement of the dependent variable, we found that data collected in Asia was typically at the organization level with higher response rates while European studies were at the employee level.

The former is embedded in a work's structure, whereas the latter typically operates at the level of words and sentences that are understood by audiences or readers to carry meanings different from the words themselves when interpreted literally.