Sentence examples for be less than normal from inspiring English sources
Set against the extravagant hopes of parents for their offspring, this first novel asks what happens when a child turns out to be less than normal.
The hydration heat of geopolymer paste samples was found to be less than normal Portland cements.
While it remains too soon to predict how the turnout will fare during the general election in November, Rooney anticipates voter turnout may be "less than normal" due to the lackluster feelings surrounding both candidates.
In the NotchRNAi-expressing trachea of wandering L3 larvae, the number and density of cells in the Tr2 branches appeared to be less than normal, and may reflect developmental delay.
I celebrate my return to anatomical normalcy, mindful that my emotional response may have been less than normal.
ICC in patients with multiple injuries was reduced by 28.49%, ICD was less than normal at 35.78%, MA was reduced by 76.67%, IRCL was 91,16% above the norm.
After entering in a destination, you can receive tips like "prices won't drop further" or "prices are less than normal," to help you figure out if you should book now or wait.
ICC in patients with massive bleeding was reduced by 45.64 %, ICD was less than normal at 59.32 %, MA was reduced by 88.15 %, IRCL was 86,16 % above the norm.
But, as soon as the speech quality is less than normal, or the speech is listened in noisy conditions, the introduction of grammatical speech pauses can help to maintain intelligibility [64].
Small amounts of CuNPs and CuNWs are produced in Fig. 6a, and we can assume that in this case only part of copper are reduced since the amount of reducing agent is less than normal.
In the larvae from UV-irradiated eggs, a range of abnormalities were observed: 'haploid syndrome,' showing dwarfing, microcephaly, and microphthalmus (microcephaly - a disorder where the head circumference is less than normal embryo; microphthalmus - abnormality in eye size); deformed head formation showing a range of defects in the head region.
