Sentence examples for a much lower number from inspiring English sources

It was a much lower number in 2010.

However, crack initiation in water vapor occurred at a much lower number of cycles.

A much lower number of cells was found on glass (198 ± 67 cells/mm2) and H NDs (259 ± 173 cells/mm2).

The algorithm exhibits a high accuracy with a much lower number of grid points and a therefore reduced computational effort as opposed to a fixed grid simulation.

A separate report recorded 3,374 sexual assault reports last year, a much lower number than the survey, suggesting that many victims are not reporting the crimes.

This sounds large, but that six billion is the total number of transactions — that is, the number of interactions between the buyer and the seller — rather than the ad impressions it is serving, a much lower number.

The frequency of M. commoda A1 (5,465 reads) was above 1% at a much lower number of stations (16, Fig. 1) and accounted for up to 40% of the Mamiellophyceae reads off Sri Lanka (OSD147).

It's worth noting, however, that the Harvard-Northeastern study, which was based on a survey of gun owners, estimated a much lower number of guns in circulation: 265 million as of January 2015.

In practical terms of applying the proposed methodology, the Thai Government can concentrate on a critical operation zone under a Risk Assessment Radar Chart, resulting in a more accurate operation and leading to a much lower number of casualties.

EQMOM and TSM are compared to a sectional method for various simple but relevant test cases, showing their ability to describe accurately the fine-particle population with a much lower number of variables.

"Originally we put it in at a much higher price, and at the time there were a lot of people interested in a much lower number," Mr. Attard said.