Sentence examples for low but highly from inspiring English sources
Therefore, shoot architecture of Q. suber seedlings involving high levels of self-shading allows to adequately cope with the low but highly heterogeneous light conditions of the understory, particularly when sunflecks of contrasting durations take place as it is frequently the case for evergreen Mediterranean forests.
Based on recent work, lesser scaup duckling survival is reportedly low, but highly variable in Boreal forest of Alaska [28] [30].
This may explain the only low but highly significant changes in methylation levels observed upon CGGBP1 depletion.
The very high contraceptive efficacy of implants comes from consistent release of low but highly effective levels of progestin in the blood.
Whatever the initial fate of the folic acid, the human liver has been shown to have not only a low but highly variable DHFR activity (24).
If we solely consider the overlap amongst the eight brain studies, there is relatively low, but highly significant, levels of replication (p = 1.4e−8).
In her conclusion today, Judge Corley says California may want to "address this stark dichotomy" — that is, the rise of the gig economy and the "creation of a low wage workforce performing low skill but highly flexible episodic jobs".
When you give your beds a season filled with crops like buckwheat, clover and alfalfa, you're using a very low-tech (and low-cost) but highly effective natural system to give them a major boost.
"Lobbying in New York State is a very low visibility but highly potent political position to be in," he said.
Its then chief economist, Raghuram Rajan, concluded a presentation at the annual Jackson Hole conference of central bankers in 2005 by arguing that "we should be prepared for the low probability but highly costly downturn".
Page A8 NUCLEAR TALKS RESUME United States and South Korean negotiators resumed their low key, but highly sensitive talks on whether South Korea should be allowed to do what Washington has tried to stop North Korea from doing: enrich uranium and reprocess spent nuclear fuel.
