The phrase "a low coverage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or amount of something that is insufficient or below an expected level.
Example: "The study revealed a low coverage of vaccination in rural areas, raising concerns about public health."
Alternatives: "insufficient coverage of" or "limited coverage of".
We found that most of the important dugong habitats of New Caledonia had a low coverage of MPAs that provide high levels of restriction on anthropogenic activities.
Even at a low coverage of 2 where RelocaTE2 shows low efficiency to identify TE insertions, the read depth method can accurately estimate mPing copy number when there is only a single element in the genome (Supplementary Figure 7a).
Reactions of NO2 on Na-Y zeolite surfaces containing a low coverage of acetaldehyde at temperatures >350 K produces a dehydrogenated surface adsorbed species that likely contains C, N and O.
Parallel spectroscopic measurements prove that, in this concentration range, the amount of adsorbed phenol (or catechol) is very small (undetectable), which supports the existence of a low coverage of surface active sites for the water photooxidation process.
The simulations assume a low coverage of case-management and no other interventions.
This could be particularly important for query proteins from genomes with a low coverage of functional annotation.
In fact, the ODT-SAM formed at low-modification time does not significantly perturb the electrochemical response as it is typical of either a low coverage or of the presence of large defects in the layer.
However, the first vaccination period in Chile (1955 1974) was characterized by a low coverage rate of two doses of a DP whole cell vaccine [ 20].
To conveniently analyze the data, the miRNAs with a low coverage density of repeats (coverage density of repetitive elements >0% and <50% in the miRNA gene and <100% in its mature miRNA) were called possible repeat-derived miRNAs (PRdmiRs).
43 If we assume a low coverage threshold of 60% for herd immunity in India, a densely populated country, many Indian states would not qualify even for herd immunity benefits at the current, and anticipated, low DPT coverage rates.
While the WC model provided more accurate estimates of the effect of time-dependent covariates than standard logistic regression, the robust sandwich variance estimates were lower than the empirical variance, resulting in a low coverage probability of confidence intervals.
