Sentence examples for a lower fraction from inspiring English sources

But because high-income households save a higher fraction of their income, they will pay a lower fraction of their income.

Research from Ulrike Malmendier and Stefan Nagel about the so-called "Depression babies" found that people who had experienced low stock market returns throughout their lives are less willing to take on financial risk, are less likely to take part in the stock market and invest a lower fraction of their liquid assets in stocks if they do take part.

In contrast, movers to companies with a lower fraction of cheaters tend not to alter their reporting behavior.

Thus, economies where the informal sector is more extensive also tend to be economies where a lower fraction of the population educates themselves.

Compared to their differentiated progeny, stem cells are often characterized by distinct metabolic landscapes that emphasize anaerobic glycolysis and a lower fraction of mitochondrial carbohydrate oxidation.

Both compounds exhibit some intercalation in DNA, compound 2 being the more intercalative one, with a lower fraction (65%) of molecules accessible to anionic quencher.

Therefore, carbon felts can be considered as an ensemble of mainly exposed basal planes with a lower fraction (max. 17% for our study) of edge planes and defects.

HiPIMS deposited coatings exhibited stoichiometry of the TiCx grains closer to unity with grains exhibiting lower lattice parameter and a lower fraction of the a-C matrix.

The PC were arbitrarily divided into two fractions, specifically, PC-A (lower fraction) and PC-B (upper fraction).

The platelet concentrates (PC) were arbitrarily divided into two fractions, specifically, PC-A (lower fraction) and PC-B (upper fraction).

Platelet concentrate-A (lower fraction) was considered as the first 50% plasma fraction near to the packed cell volume (PCV), and PC-B (upper fraction) represented the 50% remaining plasma.