Sentence examples for considerably lower at from inspiring English sources

To date, there seems to be little taxonomic consistency in mitochondrial genome base composition within ciliates: Tetrahymena pyriformis has an AT content similar to O. trifallax at 79% (Burger et al. 2000), whereas P. tetraurelia (Pritchard et al. 1990) and E. minuta (de Graaf et al. 2009) have a considerably lower AT content at 59%and64%4%, respectively.

At the free surface, the activation barrier for dislocation nucleation is considerably lower at the steps.

By contrast, on March 12 - a day when the Dow finished considerably lower, at 1,745.45 - 498 issues set new highs and seven fell to new lows.

The spec sheet shows that the resolution of the Viewsonic screen is considerably lower, at 800-by-480, than competing products.

Excluding the cost of bank bailouts, net debt was considerably lower at £682.8bn, or 49% of GDP, not high by international standards but well above the government's self-imposed limit of 40%.

When letters failed, Food and Water sought help from its constituents, which Colby claims total some 100,000, though a recent Wall Street Journal article places that figure considerably lower, at around 3,500.

While the sea level was still considerably lowered at the transition from Riss to Eem thus facilitating dispersal between these two areas, this time period might be the most likely for this expansion event.

The unemployment rate has since risen, but it remains considerably lower than at comparable stages in past economic cycles.

This figure is still considerably lower than at the start of the decade, when the 15 member countries of the E.U. received 388,400 asylum applications in 2001.

It cost less than Wi-Fi and offered a 1 mile signal radius and considerably lower power at about 1MBps.

But some think tanks - such as the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Resolution Foundation - say there are more effective ways of helping the lower paid, through targeted tax credits or by raising the considerably lower threshold at which National Insurance is paid.