The phrase "a low batch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to production, cooking, or any scenario where items are produced or created in groups or batches, particularly when referring to a smaller quantity.
Example: "We decided to make a low batch of cookies to test the new recipe before scaling up for the event."
Alternatives: "a small batch" or "a limited batch".
The CCTM methodology, created in this work, was able to preserve the expected three distinct particle size populations for live, apoptotic and debris cells with a low batch-to-batch variation.
For example, we developed Persistent RNN networks that improve the locality of normal RNNs, delivering a 30x speedup at low batch sizes.
The results demonstrated that the VFPCWs operating with relatively small hydraulic load per batch (0.08 m3 m−2), and applied on the wetlands with low batch frequency (two times per week), could result in high COD removal (more than 92%) and sufficient nitrification (more than 60% of TN was transformed to NO3-N).
In addition, due to the fact that replicated experiments are generated from the same sequencing library preparation, which shows the low batch problem, it is unclear whether merging replicated samples prepared from the different sequencing libraries also reaches this conclusion.
This paper describes ultrasound enhanced electrostatic batch assembly (U2EBA) as a low-cost, batch microassembly method to assemble 3D microsystems.
The service discipline of LP customers is processor sharing, a low-priority batch will get service immediately if there is service capacity not used by HP customers.
Although well aware of this, we nevertheless used the "gold" variant of FBS as an artificial zero level for comparing the effects of HWF, mainly because this is a comparatively well-defined product with low batch-to-batch variations enabling comparisons over time.
By applying the disposable micromixer, nanocomplexes were prepared of an average hydrodynamic diameter comparable to that of nanocomplexes prepared by manual mixing, but with narrower size distribution and low batch-to-batch variation.
This synthetic membrane is characterized by low batch-to-batch variability, thus providing more consistent data.
In contrast, fully synthetic materials are homogenous, well defined, and have low batch-to-batch variation.
