The phrase "a low early" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that occurs early in a low context, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The forecast predicted a low early in the morning, which surprised everyone."
Alternatives: "a low point early" or "a low occurrence early".
In such patients, the reversibility of PHT after acute vasodilator administration is associated with a low early mortality rate after heart transplantation.
Our initial results indicate that a single dose of Lu-PSMA for the treatment of metastatic prostate cancer patients without any other therapy option is safe and seems to have a low early side-effect profile with evidence of positive response to the therapy according to PSA decline in 70%% of patients.
Medical management is associated with a low early mortality (2%) in patients who present uncomplicated.
A low early revision rate has been reported for the Spectron EF stem (Thien and Kärrholm 2010).
This model is less expensive than endotoxin infusion in large animals, and it induces a more severe hemodynamic compromise with a low early mortality rate, mimicking severe sepsis after bacteremia.
The June S&P 500 futures had a low early Wednesday of 2877 but then closed Friday at 2911.75.
Both pitchers get a head start on a low early-season E.R.A. as the teams finished 20th (Oakland) and 30th (Seattle) in runs scored last season.
Azacitidine/panobinostat was associated with a low early-death rate (3% by day 30 and 15% by day 60) and was administered on an outpatient basis.
For Cavalier King Charles spaniels there is a very low early mortality with a sharp rise after five years of age.
This number represents a record low early acceptance rate of 9.0percentt, a decrease from the 9.9percentt admittance rate last year.
The system recurved and dissipated as a tropical cyclone on December 25 and weakened to a remnant low early the next day.
