Sentence examples for at rather lower from inspiring English sources

Bone (like marble, concrete and other familiar materials) can disintegrate by crumbling under high compression, while thin or unsupported bony structures may sometimes buckle at rather lower strains.

The issue is an important one, as although spontaneous synchrony tends to occur at frequencies centered around 20 Hz in PD (Hammond et al., 2007), it occurs at rather lower frequencies in the 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6,-tetrahydropyridine (MPTP) primate model of PD (Goldberg et al., 2004; Raz et al., 1996, 2000).

FMDV RNA was detected in mouth swab samples from day 1 in the inoculated animals and from day 2, initially at a rather lower level, in the in-contact animals (Figure 4D) and then persisted in both groups of animals, but at a declining level, for the rest of the experiment (until 10 dpi).

The same can be said of affective disorder but at a rather lower statistical threshold.

The reliabilities for the religious practices at home were rather lower (0.62) than for those in the Temple (0.88)—probably because home-based prayer is rather more variable (e.g., not every home-based prayer would entail chanting).

Summer temperatures near sea level may average up to 76 °F (24 °C) but are rather lower at exposed higher elevations.

The surface peak intensity of Mo in the outmost MoN at 3 rpm is rather lower ascribed to the deposition process that was paused during the MoN sublayer growth at a certain time.

However more recent national coverage estimates from the 2004/2005 DHS, which includes around 7,000 children [ 17], are rather lower at (46%), than we found in our 2002 survey.

5 Jancar 6 argued that actual life expectancy for this group is rather lower at 57 years, but even if this were the case, we would expect about 1500 people with untreated phenylketonuria.

Actually, correlations for body weight, egg weight and age at first egg were rather lower than in the selected line and exhibited the largest standard errors of all estimates for the control line, suggesting that they may not differ from zero.

Rectal bleeding remains problematic, and it is a difficult matter of clinical judgment as to whether the rather lower diagnostic rates at 90 days and at three years indicate investigation.