Sentence examples for basically low from inspiring English sources

Interesting lessons could be derived from the Bezafibrate Infarction Prevention BIPP) study with bezafibrate and basically low HDL in all patients: despite of a significant HDL raising, the overall benefits were non-significant.

Think of your Xbox 360 and PS3: they're basically low-end PCs, especially in the 360's case.

It appears that later this year, we'll start to see a proliferation of ultraportable notebooks that bridge the gap between netbooks and full-fledged standard laptops as "first-tier notebook vendors" like Dell and HP start pushing out systems with Intel's CULV (consumer ultra low voltage) chipsets – basically low-wattage Core 2 Solo CPUs.

Its décor is basically low-key French luxe with harmonious gestures to Asia.

According to some recent estimates by Informa Telecoms & Media, the installed base of these devices, which are basically small, low-powered cell phone towers for your house, could grow from 2.5 million this year to 59 million by 2016.

"They have been extremely careful, basically lying low and keeping their heads down while they deal with their domestic economy".

Fe ions are prone to high oxidation state (Fe3+ and Fe4+), while Co ions basically exhibit low oxidation state (Co2+ and Co3+).

After remarking on how friendly the police had been in the days before the violence, Cronkite tells Daley "There shouldn't be any reason we can't be friends". It was basically a low point of Cronkite's career and even he acknowledged that later.

Bing could do very well on the desktop web, but that will basically mean low double-digit share versus Google's high double-digit share.

Bangladesh is basically a low lying flat land country, is endowed with enormous inland fishery resources which contribute a significant part of freshwater fish production.

One of the reasons for chosen electron density, in particular, at the height of 300 km is that ionospheric plasma at the F-region (altitude 300 km) is basically a low collision region (Ridley et al., 2006).