'low fluency' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is used to describe someone's difficulty in speaking fluently, such as due to hesitation or pauses. For example, "John has a low fluency when it comes to speaking his native language."
Another study used a low fluency of alpha particles and demonstrated that, when only 2% of the cell population was irradiated, the CDKN1A, CDC2, CCNB1, and RAD51 genes were expressed in a greater proportion of cells than anticipated, an effect that decreased in the presence of a gap junction inhibitor [27].
It should be noted that, like other authors discussed [12], [25], the very low fluencies employed in our experiments ensure that the blue-light-induced stomatal movements are due to the photoreceptors rather than to photosynthesis.
For vitiligo, low fluencies (from 50 to 200 mJ/cm) were used in 1 to 3 sessions a week for 1 to 6 months, depending on the study.
However, the wine was liked more in the high-fluency condition compared to the low-fluency condition.
Despite a very low verbal fluency, the young Naoki used an alphabet grid to painstakingly spell out his answers to the questions he imagined others most often wonder about him: "why do you talk so loud?
More specifically, the low design fluency group evidenced increased delta magnitude over the right frontal region using quantitative electroencephalography.
One of the main clinical features in SCZ is the inappropriate use of language such as preservations, low verbal fluency, or absent-mindedness with use of incoherent language.
Barriers to accessing mental health care can be due to low language fluency [ 37], lack of knowledge on existing treatments [ 38], and culturally and/or linguistically unsuitable forms of information about the mental health care supply.
The systematic observation of the Harderian gland fluorescence spectrum evolutions in comparison with its tissue degradation factor demonstrated high occurrence of the result repetition for different animals even at very low light fluencies.
Formation of methoxy-substituted phenyl ring on PCBM up-shifts the LUMO level at low electron fluencies; further electron irradiation deforms the C60 cage and gradually converts it to hydrogenated amorphous carbon, resulting in the increase of the HOMO-LUMO gap.
Kemp and colleagues suggest that to meet the additional and complex needs of families with low English-fluency, service improvements require an increase in workforce numbers, adequate provision of clinical supervision, additional ongoing professional development and planning for future education needs [ 19].
