Sentence examples for contribute relatively low from inspiring English sources
Recommend indoor design air parameters that contribute relatively low energy consumption and high comfortable level were also put forward to improve the current design standards.
The low velocity part contribute relatively less to the flux than to the distribution function, so our fit is a good estimate of the total flux of the population partially measured by the instrument.
When results are evaluated on a per-locus base, then the low frequency alleles contribute relatively little to the overall imputation error rate.
These new states provide satisfactory activation levels but contribute for relatively low retrospective ownership and awareness states (mainly due to the nonexistence of influences of prior ownership and awareness states, respectively).
Thus, this strategy was relatively safe but might contribute to relatively low LC rate because of the low prescription dose.
We first estimated total net benefit induced by the risk factors soils and dust which contributed relatively more to low B-Pb values than to high B-Pb levels.
The rarity of wind incidents with speeds higher than 2 m/s are considered to contribute to the relatively low in-wall relative humidity values (discussed more in depth in "In-wall moisture enrichment due to rain penetration" section).
BCG (like its pathogenic relative, M. tuberculosis) can impede antigen presentation in vivo5,6, which is believed to contribute to the relatively low efficacy of the vaccine in humans.
It is expected that the poor molecular orientation of the aliphatic moieties in these aliphatic-aromatic thermotropic polyesters contribute to the relatively low tensile modulus of the fibers, obtained after the extrusion and melt-drawing process.
These physiologic responses may contribute to the relatively low incidence of symptomatic orthostatic hypotension observed during chronic treatment with this agent.
These processes may contribute to the relatively low density and melting point of einsteinium.
