The phrase "at lower strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intensity or concentration of something, such as a solution, signal, or force, that is reduced compared to a standard or higher level.
Example: "The medication can be administered at lower strength for patients who are sensitive to its effects."
Alternatives: "at reduced strength" or "at diminished strength".
It is clear that ACI code over estimate the tensile strength at lower compressive strength and under estimate at higher strength.
"We believe that at this lower strength, the barrier of the peppery alcohol is removed and the complex aromas and flavours are more readily assessable to enjoy".
Hybrid sample 2ECCaME* with a H/W ratio of 2 1 failed at a lower strength than the other 2ECCaME* samples, owing to the large height-to-width ratio, which made it fail at lower loads from higher inherent defects within.
This implies that at a higher field strength, the spin relaxation of a given tissue/sample may be changed more that the same tissue/sample at a lower strength and thus may increase the difference observed in pre- and post-contrast images.
Whisky used in blended products is often casked at a slightly lower strength.
In particular, mortars with anhydrite develop higher strength between 0 and 10 °C but lower strength at 20 °C than those with hemihydrate.
The increase in flexibility of the fibrous material makes it stronger, but the randomness of fiber orientation makes the fibrous structure more flexible at the cost of lower strength.
Several microscopic properties can be probed without chemical resolution, thereby enabling the investigator to retrieve this information by using static measurements at magnetic fields of lower strength and homogeneity.
This diluting effect may account for the lower strength at 3 days (Kjellsen et al. 1999; Siddique and Khan 2011).
This finding conflicted with previous reports (Mindess et al. 2003) that, because of the latent hydraulic activity of BFS, concrete with BFS normally exhibits lower strength at early ages, but higher strength during long-term aging than concrete without BFS.
