Sentence examples for lower than regular from inspiring English sources

Plus the operational force to form the clip is lower than regular surgical instruments due to new mechanism design.

Since that income is typically lower than regular jobs (which is the main objective of the reclassification) people find themselves working non-stop to make ends meet.

The globular ice cream needs to be kept at minus-40 degrees Fahrenheit, a temperature much lower than regular ice cream requires, which is why you cannot find it at grocery stores, where freezers are generally kept at higher temperatures.

We find that average on-road speeds of e-bike riders (13.3 kph) were higher than regular bicyclists (10.4 kph) but shared use path (greenway) speeds of e-bike riders (11.0 kph) were lower than regular bicyclists (12.6 kph); both significantly different at >95% confidence.

If the flying car carried four people, its greenhouse gas emissions per passenger-kilometer would be 52% lower than regular cars and 6% lower than electric cars each carrying the average occupancy of 1.54 people on the same 100km journey.

The rate of sludge application was 10.7 tonnes/ha (calculated for 20 cm soil depth) being lower than regular field rates; but P content (SS and TSP) was 100 kg P/ha, similar to fertilisation field rates.

People who had lower-than-average regular consumption of core healthy foods reported more distress than others, while people with higher-than-average regular consumption of discretionary foods reported greater distress than those consuming below the threshold.> -wrap-foot> Note: Results for this analysis are presented for the whole sample only as the rural urban interaction was not significant.

Curves and similar businesses have lower fees than regular gyms.

So investment income is taxed at a much lower rate than regular income.

Model rankings indicated that self-ligating Twin-Lock brackets produced lower friction than regular edgewise brackets.

It allows hedge-fund managers to classify much of their income as capital gains, which are taxed at a far lower rate than regular income.