Sentence examples for lower figures of from inspiring English sources

It is found that apart from the higher heat transfer rate, the coiled tubes have lower figures of merit than those of the straight tube.

The corresponding electric-field intensity distributions of the two modes in the x-y plane (z = 15 nm) and along the x-direction (y = 0 nm, z = 15 nm) are provided in the middle and lower figures of Fig. 2, respectively.

Examination of patients who complain of DHS generally produces slightly lower figures of prevalence compared to those recorded by questionnaire alone [ 34].

Plant-based foods were the group that contributed least to the selected environmental footprint, and as expected, in the MDP meat and dairy presented lower figures of water consumption and to a lesser extent energy consumption compared to the other patterns.

The 2011 census gave a much lower figure of 25%, but phrased the question differently.

This figure refers to spending pledges, while Cameron opted to focus on the lower figure of €908.4bn, agreed as the supposed ceiling on what may be spent.

And even the lower figure of 20 years would have made the judge's earlier sentence one of the longest for a white-collar crime.

The readers' editor noted that Chris McGreal went for the lower figure of 160,000 and that there was some corroboration from the Kenya Human Rights Commission and Dr David Anderson of Oxford University.

That strategy may have backfired because initial speculation about the price for Fleming focused on a considerably lower figure of $3 billionn.

Interestingly in Lebanon, 90 per cent of Sunnis and 87 per cent of Shia say they are very concerned about Isis, compared with a lower figure of 76 per cent for Christians.

The lower figure of half a million pounds a day was arrived at by dividing the £850m by the number of days in the five years of this parliament.