Sentence examples for lower conversion rates from inspiring English sources

Temporary workers respond to lower conversion rates by exerting less effort, while firms react by providing less paid-for training.

Second, proctectomy can be technically easier and more safely performed "down to up," which would result in shorter surgical times, lower conversion rates, and less morbidity.

The rising number of eBay Store listings, up to 17% in the second quarter from 14.7% of all eBay listings in the first quarter, are also pressuring eBay's revenue per listed item, Anmuth said, given eBay Store items' lower conversion rates and average selling prices.

We did not find a pharmacokinetic reason for lower conversion rates among Africans.

Culture-conversion rates by race (black and non-black) were examined to determine if non-African patients of black race had lower conversion rates (Figure 7).

As therapy progressed, at both African and non-African sites, patients had lower conversion rates in liquid media compared to solid media.

12.20pm: This from Opta: 66 - Spain scored fewer goals (8), had fewer shots on target (35) & a lower conversion rate (8.1%) than any #worldcup winner since '66.

"If so, and also taking into account that all of the teams were on their fourth game (and this might contribute even if not), tiredness might have something to do with the lower conversion rate.

Interestingly, adapted recombinant cells, on the other hand, had a lower conversion rate per cells than non adapted cells.

"While recent initiatives appear to have improved selection, we believe that macro weakness will continue to crimp consumer demand, leading to lower conversion rate and lower average selling price," Squali wrote in research note.

The observed lower conversion rate in the case of dexamethasone hydroxylation was clarified by quantum chemical calculations, which suggest a rearrangement of the intermediately formed radical species.