low-level
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3.8
- adjective
- /ˈloʊˌlɛvəl/
:
de baja intensidad
- The strongest predictor for field trip learning was a low level in pretest knowledge scores.
- very low levels
- report low levels
- associated with low levels
They throw out now low levels of the blood cells.
- They throw out now low levels of the blood cells.
- You know, very low level of vibration and we can change it.
- In addition, I use low level white noise.
- So it's this low level randomness that allows for adaptation.
- Some of them were binding modified, that is they had lower levels of binding.
- So children, infants and children have very low levels of cholesterol.
- But but some preliminary data suggests that a depression is characterized by low levels of dopamine transmission.
- There's a study that shows that a single sleeping in a a room with very low levels of light for a single night.
- My son was, is autistic and has he's low level autism and ADHD.
- So higher levels, anxiety, for example, lower levels of mood, right?
- So there are tones, but it's very, very, very low level details.
- They're now down to very, very low levels of units that all have a Jag.
Examples
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The Blackfeet reservation, in northwest Montana, is poor and geographically isolated, with low levels of educational attainment.
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You know, very low level of vibration and we can change it.
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In addition, I use low level white noise.
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That's a very low level kind of relation.
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They can operate at low levels and sort of background levels.
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I can extend my low level skill to what I've seen other people do.
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So it's this low level randomness that allows for adaptation.
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The published works were predominantly low-level, retrospective research consisting of small patient groups.
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Future research should concentrate on the effects of long-term, low-level exposure and adverse outcomes in nonoccupational, asbestos-exposed populations.
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The study revealed that the patients experienced low-level symptoms of the disease.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Not enough in amount or level
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3.3
Very small in amount or degree
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7.4
A little and not obvious
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3.7
A device or signal that uses little energy and is not very strong
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6.4
Lower than the normal level in amount or quality
Slightly below the usual amount, level, or sound
Antonyms
How Intense
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word low-level comes from low ('not strong') and level ('amount' or 'degree'). This gives the idea of only a small amount, so low-level noise, worry, or radiation means only a little of it.