Sentence examples for be too low compared from inspiring English sources

However, it is not conceivable that this may affect the cellular GSH content because the intracellular concentration of curcumin is expected to be too low compared to that of GSH.

Setting both to 1 simultaneously caused the time to peak to be too low compared to the measured data, as expected.

We examined pSrc and pEGFR levels by IHC in these tumor specimens, but less than 3% of the samples had elevated expression of these proteins, possibly for technical reasons as these values appear to be too low compared to other reports (data not shown) [ 7, 8].

"I think it's too low, compared to the damage," said Peter Fries, a lawyer with Transparency International.

However, the data clearly indicates that wages for workers with scarce skills are too low compared to wages for workers with a more abundant skill set.

The classical parameters are not applicable due to analytical limitations, and/or the sensibility of those parameters is too low compared to the water fluctuation behaviour measured on full-scale water treatment plants.

(Since Wicksell wrote in 1890, this isn't your grandmother's liquidity trap, it's your great-great-grandmother's liquidity trap!) When they say that the rate is too low, I think they mean that it's too low compared with some Platonic ideal of the interest rate — what the rate would be if we didn't have safe asset shortage, or something.

This is because the intensity was too low compared to the threshold level for signal detection.

On the left graph, for low values of r, marginal returns to remittances are too low compared to returns to savings, τ.

First, there is packet loss due to the received Zigbee signal being too low compared to the radio noise (PERZ,SNR).

The calculated qe values obtained from the first-order kinetic model do not give responsible values, which are too low compared with experimental qe values.