The phrase "a low fast" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing dietary practices or fasting methods, but clarity is essential.
Example: "Some people prefer a low fast to help with digestion while still allowing for some food intake."
Alternatives: "a restricted fast" or "a mild fast".
A low fast ball whizzed back over the net and — — Passed me.
Sterling sprinted down the Liverpool left and delivered a low, fast ball with geometric precision that Jordan Henderson, sprinting in, clipped past Stoyanov.
If you can use a low, fast, kick to the side of the goal, the goalie will have a hard time blocking or catching the ball.
We found that 91.8% of those individuals with a low fasting blood glucose (≥8 h) at first measurement remained in the low category at the repeated measurement (Table 4).
PYY secretion was conversely defined as involving a low fasting level followed by a postprandial rise, which peaked 1 hour after food ingestion and was influenced by meal type and meal size [ 3].
The finding of a low fasting IGFBP1 merely confirms this risk, but failure of IGFBP1 to suppress by more than 40% after an oral glucose load identifies a group with high risk of diabetes, which will be prone to an increase in abdominal fat.
The latter work has also permitted to define the two main components of uterine electrical activity: a high (FWH: fast wave high) and a low (FWL: fast wave low) frequency components.
For architects and engineers, the model offers a low cost, fast, and relatively easy design solution.
Flatbed scanner is a low cost, fast, easy to operate, and efficient device for high quality digital image acquisition.
The chosen adaptive predistortions (NN structures associated with an adaptive algorithm) have a low complexity, fast convergence, and best performance.
Hyperoxia causes a low amplitude, fast frequency EEG pattern characteristic of cerebral excitation [ 19].
