The phrase "a lower size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller dimension or measurement of an object or item compared to another.
Example: "I prefer to order a lower size for my shoes, as they fit me better."
Alternatives: "a smaller size" or "a reduced size".
"Mammals have higher metabolic rates, and we think they are kind of capped at a lower size," Dr. Theodor said.
The majority of definitions do not include a lower size limit.
Orthodontists who were familiar with mini-implants usage would choose to extract the second premolar at a lower size of extent of caries.
Having an upper and a lower size limit allowed us to decide on further scaling factors for in-between patch sizes.
In our approach, Li(C2H5 3BH (superhydride) was used as reducing agent [26] and a lower size modulation of the BzT-stabilized nanoparticles has been observed with respect to the two-phase synthesis, although low control over the growth of nanoparticles occurred, probably due to the strong reducing effect of superhydride.
However, despite a lower size, SPIO coated with 10 kDa-dextran (Feridex®) were taken up in monocytes at a higher level than other NP coated with 100 kDa-dextran.
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The youngest age class (18 29 years old) presented a significantly lower size in comparison to all other age groups in every ethnic group.
In conclusion, there are important differences in the size distribution of lipid droplets between commercially available processed milks and unprocessed bovine milk, with a significant lower size of lipid droplets in processed milks due to homogenization processing.
Prices are generally highest for large fish but production costs, and particularly the onset of sexual maturation will often cause the farmer to deliver a fish of lower size than desired.
The Swedish company has until now translated its European sizes to a lower UK size than the majority of other high street shops, meaning a European 38 would be labelled a UK 12, where in other places it would be a 10.
