Sentence examples for distribution is lower from inspiring English sources
It is observed that the tangential stress distribution is lower in the middle of the disc but higher near the inner and the outer radius but the radial stress distribution does not get significantly affected due to anisotropy.
The results show that the average surface temperature distribution is higher at 3C discharge rate and 35 °C boundary conditions (BCs) and the average surface temperature distribution is lower 1C discharge rate and 5 °CC BCs.
Thus, femtocell throughput in the dense femtocell distribution is lower than that in sparse femtocell distribution.
The mean speed of the packet at the peak of the arrival time distribution is lower for the NPV (605 m/s) than for the JV (665 m/s).
The lower bound is computed as follows: given a peak's location (t_{p}), the location of its lower bound (t_{l}) is defined as the largest inter-observation time such that (i) (t_{l} < t_{p}), and (ii) the value of the smoothed inter-observation time distribution is lower than or equal to half the peak height.
Whenever such constraints are present the entropy of the distribution is lower than for the blind watchmaker network.
This is part of a long-term trend that explains why household incomes in the middle of the distribution are lower than they were a quarter-century ago.
The (transient) time to reach equilibrium population distribution was lower in landscapes where preferred habitat was scarce and scattered, and there was a trade-off between transient time and the population distribution relative to the resources.
The p value of the Student t-test distribution was lower than 5%% (Tables 2, 3, and 4).
In the contrast, extrusion rates post Outcome II distribution were lower than those reported under no mitosis conditions.
30 Among the women studied, carbohydrate intake at the low extreme of the distribution was higher and protein intake at the high extreme of the distribution was lower than the respective intakes prescribed by many weight control diets.
