Sentence examples for unexpectedly high level of from inspiring English sources

Recent pilot programs in the city, though, have shown an unexpectedly high level of participation, officials said.

The prospect of increased military spending and an unexpectedly high level of commercial aircraft orders are drawing investors to Boeing, Credit Suisse First Boston analyst Pierre Chao said.

In winning election as governor in 1994, and winning re-election in 1998, Mr. Bush succeeded in drawing an unexpectedly high level of support from Hispanic voters.

Weaving together the history of the front line with that of the home front, the new galleries illustrate the unexpectedly high level of consent to the war.

The unit, called QwestDex, has received an unexpectedly high level of interest from several prominent teams of leveraged buyout firms seeking to take over the stable and profitable business, which generated $1.6 billion in revenue last year.

This unexpectedly high level of anomalies contrasts with the generally accepted view that MRI is close to normal in children with AD [1].

In 2012, she published a paper that revealed that urban workers were exposure to unexpectedly high levels of airborne fine particles — whether they worked indoors or outdoors.

Investigators found unexpectedly high levels of the colorless, odorless and potentially deadly gas often gathering beneath the swimming deck of houseboats.

Unlike iPS cells, undifferentiated FReP cells proliferate slowly and express low proto-oncogene c-MYC and unexpectedly high levels of cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitors p15Ink4B and p21WAF1/Cip1.

All three concluded that unexpectedly high levels of acrylamide, a known carcinogen in rats, appears in certain carbohydrates after frying or baking them at high temperatures, though none of the agencies seemed to know why.

Exposures of Concern Data drawn from studies sponsored by the Environmental Protection Agency "indicate that the general population is exposed to unexpectedly high levels of carcinogenic substances in their homes," Mr. Spaeth wrote.