Sentence examples for low bottom from inspiring English sources

At the seafloor, inorganic precipitation of U may occur within the porewater of sediments under conditions where the combination of low bottom water oxygen concentrations together with in situ respiration drive the sediments to anoxia and to a redox state of iron reduction41,42,43,44,45,46.

The slightly more relaxed angles, short chainstays and low bottom brackets are efficient but with half an eye on comfort.

The low bottom of the car, nicknamed The Beast because of its bomb-proof features, seemed to catch on a ramp crossing over the gateway.

Figure 5 High (top) and low (bottom) wavenumbers spectral range of the FT-Raman spectra of the betulinic acid (a), betulin (b), lupeol (c) and BC1 extract (d).

The bar chart in Figure 3 displays the percentages of factors in each of the three dimensions that were rated as high (top 1/3), medium (middle 1/3) and low (bottom 1/3) importance.

This is because the low bottom hole pressure causes a high-level imbalance of stress in the rock, making the rock softer and easier to break down under the mechanical action of drill bit teeth.

Important parameters for improved recovery are (1) solution gas, (2) formation and fluid thermal conductivity that permits conductive heating, and (3) the ability to achieve relatively low bottom-hole pressure in production wells.

For the drilling with low bottom-hole pressures, the use of a lighter fluid, such as foam, is required (Zhu et al. 1995; Teichrob and Manuel 1997; Foster and Steiner 2007; Ramalho 2006; Chen 2005; Wang et al. 2009b).

Student achievement is shamefully low, bottoming out among the roughly 80 districts in Los Angeles County, yet it has more administrators per student than districts of a similar size.

Recent measurements of sedimentary Mo isotope values in 'suboxic' environments (defined here as having low bottom-water O2, but lacking free sulfide in the water column) show δMo values between oxic and euxinic settings, complicating this simple interpretation (e.g., Poulson Brucker et al., 2009).

Based on exome-sequencing data, we first divided the 117 samples into SPOP mutations (n = 10) and SPOP wild type (n = 107), the latter of which were further stratified into TRIM28-high (top 20%, n = 21) and TRIM28-low (bottom 20%, n = 21) based on their RNA-seq TRIM28 expression data.