Sentence examples for low destruction from inspiring English sources

One possibility is that there is heterogeneity in job destruction rates across jobs; over time, the sample of remaining matches contains a disproportionate number of jobs with low destruction rates.

In recent decades, the proximal probe method based on the mechanical stamp and scratching technique has been employed to produce patterned GaAs substrate [4, 14], but it is difficult, if not impossible, to fabricate GaAs nanostructures with low destruction by solely mechanical scratching.

At both sites, males that experienced high destruction rates during supplementation had more of their experimental decorations stolen than males that experienced low destruction rates (Spearman rank correlation: Townsville: rs = 0.764, n = 14, P = 0.001; Dreghorn: rs = 0.590, n = 14, P = 0.026; Fig.  3).

Other necessary Sources, namely transpiration and loss of CO2, have a low exergy destruction compared to the other Sources.

The reason radiant heating systems are highly preferred in recently designed or a modernized construction is due to their energy efficiency and low exergy destruction.

Based on the analysis of a real ventilation cycle, it was found that to improve the system's performance, over-dehumidification should be avoided, and heat sources with low exergy destruction should be utilized.

First, run the low-level destruction routine called Secure Erase that's hidden inside most hard drives these days (but never mentioned in the manuals because it's such a loaded gun).

While the lower LAP concentration of 0.1 mM should exhibit the lowest protein destruction, results were somewhat unexpected.

In case of neurologically and posterior ligament intact fractures with low-grade destruction of the vertebral body, a panel of leading spine surgeons (The Spine Trauma Study Group) recommended a posterior approach [ 3].

At low pH, cyanide destruction is believed to be catalyzed by the heterogeneous reaction involving adsorbed [Cu CN 3]2− and possibly [Cu CN 4]3−.

If we characterize electron damage by a critical fluence D c measured at a low dose rate, destruction within a time T requires J T > D c.