The phrase "a unusually low" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an unusually low" because "unusually" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The report indicated an unusually low number of participants this year."
Alternatives: "a remarkably low" or "an exceptionally low".
They defined a rupture as "an unusually low score" and determined that there is a rupture-repair episode if an observed value falls at least two times the RMSE below the value predicted by the fitted curve.
Stiles et al. defined a rupture as "an unusually low score" and determined that there is a rupture-repair episode if an observed value falls at least two times the RMSE below the value predicted by the fitted curve.
Washington state lists jackrabbits as a protected species, due to an unusually low population for a western state, and bans all forms of hunting them.
Last month it was being offered for $2.85 million, or $1,250 a square foot, an unusually low price for the address.
Thus the honey bee remains a species with an unusually low amount of repetitive DNA.
There was no evidence that there were raters who were better than chance, perhaps unsurprisingly - it is easier to envisage reasons why a single rater might record an unusually low score than an unusually high one.
The reality is an overall similarity score of 0%%, or an unusually low score is a cause for concern and an indicator that some irregularity is evident (Lines, 2016; Rogerson, 2014).
A partial translation trace showing an unusually low noise level, and a sequence of presumptive single-codon translocation steps.
Among the few who did live was a Romanian on a Vienna to Heathrow flight in 2010, but he was in the air for only an hour at an unusually low altitude.
Also, parched Sierra Nevada ski resorts got a dose of snow, enabling them to open some previously bare runs and adding to an unusually low snowpack, a major source of the state's water.
