Sentence examples for extent lower than from inspiring English sources

Thinning ice is keeping the extent lower than it would otherwise have been".

For all the three considered drugs, the percentage toxicity reduction (ItR%) after the photodegradation resulted, at different extent, lower than the photodegradation percentage (PD%) so revealing a toxicity of the photodegradation products.

It is worthwhile to mention that the AFM parameters of the metal specimen treated with NPFASC are to some extent lower than that of the specimen treated with CPFASC indicating that the former molecule fights well against corrosion than the latter.

Indeed, the 63% favorable response observed in adult patients in our study was to some extent lower than those of 71-90% reported in clinical trials [ 15– 17].

Before endotoxin infusion the endothelial CR of each Ig was to various extents lower than that of BSA.

As to what extent the lower-than-normal frontal ASWA characterizes affective psychopathology or the anterior-posterior gradient, that is, more pronounced ASWA in posterior regions, must to be clarified by future studies.

To what extent the lower than calculated sample size has influenced the power of the study is open for debate.

Although G-CSF also promoted GFP+ BM stem cells differentiation into c-Kit+ renal stem cells, the increased extent was lower than Sca-1+ GFP+ cells.. To study the profitably angiogenic and/or vasculogenic effects of BM-derived stem cells at week 4 after ischemia, the renal sections were examined by immunofluorescence.

This extent is much lower than the reported estimates (namely that one in five to one in three alternatively spliced transcripts are susceptible to NMD [ 36- 38]).

Elevations of sense and/or antisense nc-rRNAs were sporadically detected in adherent cells and the extent was much lower than detached cells, possibly a result of increased transcripts from dying cells, which were not yet detached.

We hypothesized that higher sensorimotor training volumes would improve sensorimotor function to a larger extent than lower training volumes.