Sentence examples for example with lower from inspiring English sources
The spinout will allow the project to be governed by different values a different cost structure, for example, with lower profit margins.
Wind turbines very often have to operate in high turbulence related, for example, with lower layers atmospheric turbulence or wakes of other wind turbines.
These results indicate that the double-fragmentation ChIP-seq protocol may be well suited for challenging experiments, for example with lower affinity antibodies or in cases where only limited amounts of source material is available.
Both drugs also have distinct side-effects profiles, for example, with lower incidence of new-onset diabetes after transplantation in patients treated with CsA [ 9].
Authorities disagree on the precise benchmarks that should be applied to psychometric measures such as alpha coefficients (these benchmarks in part depending on the application; for example, with lower correlations being acceptable for scales that are intended to compare groups than for scales use to measure change within individuals).
(For example: pills with lower doses or different formulations of hormones).
For example, men with lower social support were less likely to contact a GP [ 20].
For example, women with lower physical activity have lower 25(OH D levels, and physical activity is consistently decreased for years following a breast cancer diagnosis [ 37, 38].
For example, people with lower quality of life may be less likely to participate and, therefore, we may have overestimated levels of quality of life.
Furthermore, this study does not differentiate between primary and secondary care use; in Bulgaria for example, those with lower socio-economic status would attend predominantly lower-quality primary care, but seek secondary level care less often.
For example, patients with lower educational levels were more likely to attribute their symptom to psychological causes than patients with higher educational levels, whereas patients aged 65 years or older were less likely to attribute their symptom to psychological and lifestyle-related causes than patients aged 64 years or younger.
