The phrase "a low les" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It cannot be used in written English as it stands.
Example: N/A
Alternatives: "a low level" or "a low score".
During lactation, dietary treatments were reallocated so that gilts received either a low (LE, maintenance + 45 MJ/day) or a high (HE, maintenance + 67 MJ/day) digestible energy intake.
CFP should not be used in the labelling step, because indium-chelating plasma proteins such as transferrin cause degradation of the In-oxine complex, resulting in a low LE [ 24].
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Thirty male participants were given a low- (LE, 0.5 MJ) or high-energy (HE, 4.0 MJ) breakfast preload designed to induce or suppress hunger, followed 3 h later by a restricted-item (RI) or multi-item (MI) testmeal.
The experiment lasted for 8 weeks; in weeks 0, 4 and 8 horses received a maintenance diet and in weeks 1 3 and 5 7 horses were switched to a low energy (LE; 80% RDI) or high energy (HE; 120% RDI) diet.
A standard CESM examination consists of three sets of images per exposure: a low energy (LE) image, a high energy image, and a recombined image (Fig. 1).
The distribution of expression levels in the data analysed here exhibits a peak corresponding to a class of genes with high expression levels (HE), and a shoulder representing genes expressed only at a low level (LE).
For these naturally cycling women, a median split was performed on their serum estradiol levels to create a high estradiol (HE) group (n = 16) and a low estradiol (LE) group (n = 16).
Dual energy acquisitions during one exposure yield two sets of images: a low energy (LE) set, equivalent to standard full field digital mammography (FFDM); and a recombined set displaying contrast uptake.
For both versions, items were scored and grouped as follows: a score above the 75th percentile was used to designate probands as "life events high" (LE high) and a score below the 25th percentile as "life events low" (LE low).
