Significats de chronically low en anglès

Despite these efforts to maximize acetyl-CoA for energy-generating purposes, its levels remained chronically low in KO cells.

Brazil's Byzantine tax system is often blamed as one of the reasons for its chronically low investment levels.

Under the strain of the blockade, impoverished Gaza's healthcare system is already collapsing, with drug stocks chronically low.

The Human Rights Commission says chronically low pay rates for workers in resthomes are discriminatory and breach human rights.

Slideshow (9 images) Weak economic growth and chronically low wages drive youths in poor neighborhoods into crime.

High fees and below-average levels of State investment are accompanied by chronically low wages for those working in the sector.

Individually, our politicians may often be guilty of arrogance, but collectively and as parliamentarians they suffer from chronically low self-esteem.

The Human Rights Commission has criticised the aged care sector for the chronically low salaries it pays its rest home workers.

But growth in Italy has been chronically low for years, nowhere near strong enough to prevent the country's debt-to-GDP ratio from rising.

FCMs have been also been forced to look elsewhere for yield as chronically low interest rates have reduced profits reaped from holding customer funds overnight.