Sentence examples for low extents from inspiring English sources

The factors that control the floes in the south are different to those in the north, and already they diminish to very low extents by autumn as a matter of course anyway.

When general chemicals as a separate group are taken as substrates, FMO and AKR enzymes participate at equally low extents (∼3%, Figure 2A).

Interpretation of these results in terms of general saccharification of "crystalline cellulose", however, suffers from limitations imposed by the relatively low extents of conversion achieved.

The data points for the very low extents of lignin removal obtained after acidic pretreatments (≤ 20% w/w lignin removed, Figure 6) make the postulated influence of any lignin removal on the subsequent enzymatic release of monosaccharides uncertain.

It is important to note that acetylation of PEI has been found to increase its ability deliver plasmid DNA [ 22, 23] in contrast to the present study in which amine acetylation of PAMAM either did not affect (at low extents) or decreased (at high extents) the delivery of siRNA.

Arctic sea ice extent set another record low, with the average extent for May 2016 becoming the lowest extent for the month since satellite observations began, according to the National Snow and Ice Data Center This record low may not come as a surprise, however, following a record low extent in January, February, and April 2016.

2016 looked likely to break all records for melting when Arctic sea ice hit a record low extent over the winter.

The route, which cuts around 4,000 nautical miles off the southern Suez route from the Atlantic to the Pacific, has barely needed an ice-breaker since July as annual sea ice melted to a near record low extent.

However, TEM shows the existence of intercalated clay regions, but at a very low extent.

It is less important than catalytic coke due to the low extent of thermal cracking at typical FCC conditions.

h) Integration of stakeholders/the public into assessments: There is a varying extent of integration of stakeholders, and a very low extent of integration of the public.