Sentence examples for denotes less than from inspiring English sources

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).

The "% Bias" columns show the bias of each effect measure (MD, SMD, RoM) expressed as percentages of the expected values (negative sign denotes less than expected value), with and without heterogeneity.

For instance, SGA rates among smokers declined from 17.6 % in 1990 92, to 15.7 % in 2002 04 and then increased slightly to 15.9%%, while among nulliparous women aged ≥35 years, SGA rates were 12.3%% in 1990 92, 10.8 % in 2002 04 and 11.1 % in 2008 10.> -wrap-foot> Low education denotes less than high school education.

For each pair (a, b) we draw a black cell if the topology is correctly reconstructed on the 100 simulated alignments; a white cell denotes less than 33% success; and the gray scale used in between is shown in the figures.

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.

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.

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

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

For every frequency, the standard deviation of BDs is multiplied by the spread factor: lower than 1 denotes less heterogeneous than the original distribution (top left), greater than 1 denotes more heterogeneous (top right).

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.

"Younger" denotes age less than 60 in one (Norwegian) registry and less than 55 in two (Finnish and Swedish) registries.