Sentence examples for a too low proportion from inspiring English sources

An optimum in the metal/acid balance is obtained with the 50 50 mechanical mixture: when the metallic function is introduced in higher quantity, the C C cleavage pathway is favoured and leads to an important CO2 yield; on the contrary, a too low proportion of platinum atoms induces a lack of metallic sites for the hydrogenation reaction.

Therefore, using either a too-high or a too-low proportion can lower the classification accuracy.

While donors are asked to return for donation after a suitable period, still a relevant proportion of blood donors is deferred from donation each year due to a too low hemoglobin level.

[III] Using OTC-drugs in a too low dose.

If the at risk population in a cohort study (or the control population in a case-control study) contains too low a proportion of ever smokers, national rates in both ever and never smokers will be overestimated, and if it contains too high a proportion they will be underestimated.

Another explanation is that the distribution of patients across strata affected the results (i.e. some strata had too low a proportion of patients).

Although still too low, this proportion has shown an encouraging increase over time.

However, a small degree of 'wobble' in the soft clip start locations is observed in a low proportion of reads (beginning too soon or too late with respect to the actual break point or the consensus of soft clip starts).

In this context, as for many synthetic biology applications, having even a low proportion of cells sending a signal too early or too long might compromise the correct functioning of the whole system.

We have a fairly low proportion of people who are doctors, don't plan to invest in training any more, and are too racist to import them.

Other studies suggest that a relatively low proportion of men frequent sex workers.