Sentence examples for was levels from inspiring English sources
verb
To adjust so as to make as flat or perpendicular to the ground as possible.
- You can level the table by turning the pads that screw into the feet.
The book that really moved me was Levels of Life by Julian Barnes Jonathann Cape): his enduringly elegant style gripped as the book went from ballooning and an unlikely love story to the emotionally charged descriptions of his reaction to the death of his wife.
The independent variable was levels of individual programming involvement, as indicated by student responses to "Who is responsible for programming on your team?" Levene's test for homogeneity of variance was significant (F = 17.69, p < .001), indicating particularly large standard deviation in the Others group, compared to both the Me and Together groups.
The primary outcome was levels of Aedes infestation.
In much of Asia, WAs levels range far higher than in the US.
Three measures of the participant's waist and hip were taken and the average was levels were used to produce the waist-hip ration included in the current analyses.
Main outcome measures The primary outcome was levels of Aedes infestation: house index (number of houses positive for at least one container with immature stages of Ae aegypti per 100 inspected houses), Breteau index (number of containers positive for immature stages of Ae aegypti per 100 inspected houses), and the pupae per inhabitant statistic (number of Ae aegypti pupae per inhabitant).
The farmhouse was levelled the next day.
In one case, a restaurant was levelled.
"It was level and very tough.
