The phrase "at lower degree" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a lesser extent or level of something, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "The results showed that the effects were present at lower degree than initially expected."
Alternatives: "to a lesser extent" or "at a reduced level".
Hydraulic press can be used to cast the samples at lower degree of saturation.
At the end of the semester, the score of the students, who used ICT at the highest degree, (Group 1) was statistically significantly higher than the score of the students who used ICT at lower degree (Group 2).
The marked hysteresis effect between oxidation and reduction sequences may be explained a fast stabilization process including the planarization of the polymer and intermolecular coupling at higher charging level as well as a slower transformation at lower degree of oxidation.
At this time point the AtCuAO1 transcripts were also up-regulated in response to MeJA, flagellin and ABA, although at lower degree (about 3.5-fold).
When TFC overhead costs at Addis Ababa level were removed from the calculation, the difference in overheads between the two models was still maintained, but at lower degree (TFC was higher by two fold).
In vitro toxicity of chitosan was found to be related to the molecular weight and concentration at high degree of deacetylation, while at lower degree of deacetylation toxicity is less pronounced and less related to the molecular weight [ 53, 54].
Hence, grapes destined for sparkling wine are harvested at lower degrees of ripeness than grapes for still wine.
Indeed, little correlation is acknowledged between the individual SV coefficients from o and na at lower degrees (Fig. 4).
The accuracy is higher at lower degrees of rotation, and it decreases as the amount of rotation increases.
At lower degrees of silver coverage the Me″ voltammograms exhibit contributions which are typical of both gold and silver substrates.
In general, less energy was required for Wcomp, Wfric and Fmax at lower degrees of torrefaction and higher moisture contents and when pelletizing was conducted at higher temperatures.
