The phrase "a relatively low average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics, measurements, or comparisons that indicate a lower-than-typical value in a given context.
Example: "The survey results showed a relatively low average score among participants, suggesting that many found the material challenging."
Alternatives: "a comparatively low mean" or "a modest average."
Further, the grains forming sample 508 are characterised by a relatively low average aspect ratio and a relatively high average grain circularity and average grain roundness (Table 1).
El and ep Ni P deposits are amorphous and are characterised by a relatively low average surface roughness (2 and 4 nm, respectively).
This result confirms that the X chromosome shows a relatively low average expression level compared to autosomes, also when compared to individual autosomes, in chimpanzee testis.
However, we found a relatively low average level of mRNA expression in this region (Additional file 1: Table S6) in both spermatocytes and spermatids.
However, model estimates indicated that one person with a relatively low average exposure (~ 3 µg/kg-day) had only nighttime exposures.
15 Our cohort was exposed to a relatively low average VPA dose; future studies should include a range of doses to better understand this effect in humans.
It is thus possible that SO2 peaks against a background of relatively low average SO2 concentrations might underlie the asthma symptom excess and geographic pattern noted in this study.
That is, they have considerable clustering (clustering coefficient; which measures the probability that two of a scientist's coauthors have themselves coauthored a paper) combined with relatively low average geodesic distances (i.e. each actor in the network is "close" to all other actors).
Equivalent plastic strains to fracture are plotted in average stress triaxiality domain, then a new failure strain formula is proposed in relatively low average stress triaxiality region.
The low number of forced dropouts (only one patient died in 4 years), together with the relatively low average age, points to a pre-selection of patients rendering the comparison to our study difficult.
