Sentence examples for comparatively lower values from inspiring English sources

It is seen from this figure that in the SNR range under consideration, the improvement in SNR in decidels is comparable for all the comparison methods, but they show comparatively lower values relative to the proposed method at all the levels of SNR.

The highest concentrations for PO4 P, SO4 and NH3 N and comparatively lower values for DO and salinity were observed during the monsoon season.

Contrary to that, the spread of LLOD values was (−5.74 to −19.02) greater in Cluster 2, i.e. there are two overlapping groups in Cluster 2, individuals with very high LLOD values (≤−12) and some with comparatively lower values (≥−12), which suggests that Cluster 2 is again sub-structured.

κ(1) has a positive coefficient, though of a comparatively lower value.

A compressive residual stress value of −73 MPa near the ring crack and a comparatively lower value of −12 MPa on the contact indicate sub-surface crack initiation and propagation.

First, it must be pursued only as a means to some end, and not as an end in itself; moreover, if it is an end in itself, then it must be of comparatively lower value than one's other goals.

Other Fc variants showed comparatively lower IC50 values of 100 500 μg/mL (Fig. 1D).

In the literature, comparatively lower PZSE values have been reported with natural magnetite samples [21, 25, 26].

The results indicate that the use of the four traditional RGBNIR bands yielded comparatively lower R2 values and high Root Mean Squares, Mean Absolute Error (Pinus taeda: R2 of 0.60; the lowest RMSE (0.35 m2/m2) and MAE of 28); whereas the use of integration of traditional RGBNIR + RE in more accurate LAI estimates (Pinus taeda: R2 = 0.65; RMSE = 0.30 m2/m2) and the lowest MAE of 0.23).

On the other hand, strains MH1000 and MEL2, which had comparatively lower μmax values, produced ethanol at a significantly greater rate than strains D5A+H or ТMB3400.

Ultimately, the impact of this epidemic in India may be larger than that in the developed world, as the negative health consequences of obesity, like diabetes, occur up to a decade earlier in India than they do in the West [ 7], and at comparatively lower BMI values [ 8].