Sentence examples for Lower intended from inspiring English sources

First, low-income students in Massachusetts have lower intended college enrollment rates than higher income students but also have dramatically lower skills and attend lower-quality school districts.

These dose reductions and delays occurred despite a lower intended dose intensity of docetaxel at 60 mg/m2 every 21 days compared to 75 mg/m2 every 21 days in TAX-327.

Unfortunately a lower response rate (70% predicted, 59% achieved) than anticipated meant that the final sample size was 206, 6% lower than intended (original sample size 220).

The uninsured $157 million satellite ended up about 22,000 miles lower than intended after failing to separate properly from the second stage of a Titan 3 booster on March 14.

In order to make the wheels fit on the frame, the servos were mounted lower than intended, which gave the wheel enough clearance with the frame so that it fit.

"The navigation team realized as the spacecraft approached Mars that it was coming in lower than intended," says head of the investigation board Arthur Stephenson, director of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.

So the middle deck was thickened to 90 mm with the lower deck intended to catch any splinters penetrating the armor deck.

Even with a small jitter range, if the pursuit were consistently slower than the pursuit target (i.e., pursuit gain <1.0), the actual temporal frequency of the display could be lower than intended.

In fact, compliance with the sensor wear in the control group was lower than intended (around 80%).

Recent years have witnessed a resurgence in the interest in family size intentions and ideals in developed societies, partially stemming from the idea that realized fertility in these societies is lower than intended fertility.

As the authors commented, the size of the study sample is lower than intended, as only 26 pairs were recruited (from the 28-pair calculated sample size) and only seven completed the study, performing an intention-to-treat analysis.