Sentence examples for consequently lower than from inspiring English sources

Although the gold particle size of these solvothermal materials is far from the "ideal" range (below 5 nm), and their activity is consequently lower than that of the commercial ceria, these samples still show better catalytic behaviour in comparison to the reference catalyst.

Hence, the power for CTT was consequently lower than the expected one for IRT.

In any ways, it reflects that the review panel tended to score patient HRQoL consequently lower than patients themselves.

It is consequently lower than the average cost per patient or per new case, as patients may be hospitalized several times per year.

The range of DNA concentrations in the 22 BM samples was between 80 and 800 ng/ml with a mean value of 310 ng/ml, and consequently lower than the DNA levels in serum.

Consequently, lower than average insulin doses may have affected the potential magnitude in A1C change or masked treatment-related differences in hypoglycemia events.

One study has shown that patients with RA have increased free T4 levels, and consequently lower free T3, than normal controls [ 259], although other studies were unable to confirm low levels in T3 patients with RA [ 260].

The mean cost of hospitalisations was consequently lower with capecitabine than with 5-FU/LV (£399 vs £459), although the cost of physician consultations was slightly increased with capecitabine compared with 5-FU/LV (£154 vs £145).

The WSL enamel thus has lower elastic modulus than that of sound enamel and consequently lower SAW velocity.

Greenhouse gas emissions per person are consequently lower.

Subsequent investigations using suspension cells showed that this phenomenon results in an opposite trend due to the reduction in the number of nanocrystals interacting with the suspension cells and, consequently, a lower than actual toxic response is obtained.