Sentence examples for low figures of from inspiring English sources

According to a WHO report based on prescription data of 11 Asian and African countries (2002), the proportion of prescriptions with antibiotics ranged from 27%to63%3%, with the noticeable low figures of 20.0%-26.820.0%-26.8%loping countries.

Moreover, 3 of the 7 couples (2 for PGD/HLA and 1 for HLA only) have not had any transfer yet, although a detailed inspection shows that in those particular cases the response to ovarian stimulation was not good, leading to low figures of oocytes retrieved, mature oocytes injected, fertilized oocytes, and analyzed embryos.

From 2005 to 2009, the median net worth of black households fell by a brutal 53 percent, from an already low figure of $12,124 to $5,677, according to the Pew Research Center.

The historically low figure of farmland bought by farmers is, they say, a blip that will correct itself as the market picks up.

And given that nice low figure of cannabis deaths, wouldn't it be better to keep the numbers down, rather than boost them up to levels commensurate with drink and cigarettes by making it more acceptable to do it?

The starting price is expected to be a rock-bottom $4bn, a hefty discount to an already low figure of $10.4bn given in a report by the official valuer, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.

Just 14 per cent of people would say that the Prime Minister is "in touch with normal people", rising to a still very low figure of 28 per cent among people who voted Conservative in 2010.

However, their low figure of merit (ZT) limits widespread applications.

The low figure of notifications according to REACH Art. 7 'is likely to illustrate a low level of compliance' [24].

Low figure of merit means low sidelobe energy that result in better autocorrelation function with more energy in the main peak.

Comparison of correlation properties shows that sequences with a low figure of merit and low Pearson coefficient have lower bit error rate.