Sentence examples for in a lower amount from inspiring English sources

The alternative calculation almost always resulted in a lower amount — sometimes much lower — that needed to be segregated in foreign accounts, because it covered only options and futures.

Linoleic acid and oleic acid are present in a lower amount, respectively 13.9 and 5%% of all fatty acids.

Interestingly, the increase in the reaction temperature results in a lower amount of coke deposited over the zeolite.

Thus, the combined effect of DO consumption by the two species in polyculture resulted in a lower amount than in monoculture.

After 24 h post injection, the radioactivity was redistributed mainly to the liver and spleen (Figure 7D) and, in a lower amount, to the kidneys.

Unlike the CO activated catalyst, the syngas activated iron catalyst resulted in a lower amount of χ-Fe5C2 than ɛ-Fe2.2C.

Furthermore, in a genetic study on 1262 Italian MS cases and 845 controls we observed that HLA-A*02+ female subjects carrying the immunoproteasome LMP2 codon 60HH variant have a reduced risk to develop MS. Accordingly, immunoproteasomes carrying the LMP2 60H allele produce in vitro a lower amount of the HLA-A*0201 HLA-A*0201 immunodominant epitope MBP111–119.

Two observations could be suggestive of a recent selective sweep in CBF2: a lower amount of polymorphism relative to the other genes and more negative and significantly lower values of Tajima's D (indicating an excess of rare, therefore recent, alleles).

However, the signal yielded by the p[Ser-297] antibody was stronger in iRBCs than in uRBCs, despite a lower amount of protein (Fig. 4B).

As shown in Fig. 5B, Western blotting using a phospho-specific antibody recognizing this residue gave a stronger signal in iRBCs than in uRBCs, despite a lower amount of PAK1 protein, similar to what we found for MEK1 (see Fig. 4B).

In several studies, a lower amount of smaller lipid droplets has also been observed in the cytoplasm of viable tumour cells surrounding the necrosis (Freitas et al, 1990; Rémy et al, 1997; Lahrech et al, 2001; Zoula et al, 2001).