Sentence examples for denoted less from inspiring English sources

As in the case of hue, high PC1 values denoted less redness.

Lower PCT values are simply denoted less than 0.05 μg/L.

Lower CRP values are simply denoted less than 2.0 mg/L.

Larger quality factor denotes less energy attenuated during P-wave propagating through coal.

Very possibly, this excision might denote less than great interest by Mr. Balanchine in doing still a third ballet based on "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," and certainly the difficult backstage conditions did not help.

Such large spheroidal distortions are usual for nuclei far from magic, notably with 150 ≲ A ≲ 190, and 224 ≲ A (the symbol < denotes less than, and ∼ means that the number is approximate).

Opponents condemn such percentage plans, because one school's A may denote less knowledge than another's B. Yet this valid criticism fails to ask what qualities of ambition, discipline and sacrifice take youths to the top ranks of troubled schools.

ICRG uses a corruption scale that ranges from 0 to 6, with higher values denoting less corruption.

The first dependent variable, ANC visits was recoded into a binary outcome variable with zero '0' denoting less than four and one '1' at least four.

The value calculated (cf. Table 1) is close to that observed by Saato et al. (IFF = 0.69) [19] for a large number of ionic compounds; according to the same author, values lower than 0.69 denote less compact structures that might therefore have an enhanced ionic conductivity.

When investigated the exports, it is shown that there is positive significance in incline of proportion of total sales that are exported directly and it is owned mainly on capital-intensive sectors and foreign ownership, as the negative slope of proportion of total sales that are exported indirectly denotes less inclusion of domestic business in the output equation.