Sentence examples for a much lower initial from inspiring English sources
Though the Air Force had sought a midsize plane in the last competition, Northrop Grumman and EADS initially won by offering the larger plane at a much lower initial price.
TGA and MPA show intermediate growth kinetics, but MPA yields a much lower initial size distribution than TGA.
However, the relative decrease was much less in pgr1 due to an already much lower initial ATP/ADP ratio (vtc1: 9.8; pgr1: 2.9).
The indexed option has a different payoff structure and much lower initial value than a traditional option.
A prototype of the patterned tube is constructed and tested, showing much lower initial peak force and a smooth crushing process which agrees with the numerical results.
Strengths of the decay model over previous PBB half-life studies included: inclusion of PBB determinations over longer follow-up; inclusion of women at much lower initial PBB levels; inclusion of a much larger sample of women; and in addition to age and BMI, the inclusion of information on breastfeeding duration, smoking, and parity [ 30].
"I really should have gone with an adjustable then," he said, noting that adjustables had much lower initial interest rates and would have tracked this year's steep rate decrease.
Mr. De Gucht's decision to impose much lower initial duties than expected could greatly reduce the incentive for the Chinese government to offer concessions in further negotiations.
The much lower initial specific capacity relative to that of LIB (1370/958, 1281/912, and 1058/767 mAh g−1) may be related to the slower ionic diffusion rate during the charging/discharging process in NIBs, which is due to the relatively large ionic radius of Na+ (102 pm) compared to that of Li+ (76 pm) [12, 56].
The Ivory Coast lines, finally, showed much lower initial fecundity than the other two inbred lines.
Images of the exposed samples acquired immediately following cessation of IL-1 revealed a much lower [GAG] than the initial values, and the [GAG] in exposed samples increased with time of recovery (Figs 1 and 2).
