Sentence examples for lower useful from inspiring English sources

However, higher receiver temperature means higher thermal losses and lower useful heat amounts (see Eqs. 12 and 13, and assume constant T c).

This was attributed partly to the fact that the in-situ low permeability soil that had been excavated to form the lined basin was shown to have a much lower effective (useful) porosity when used to backfill the systems than had been assumed in the original designs.

Pterostilbene (3,5-dimethoxy-4′-hydroxy(E -stilbene) possE -stilbene and glucose lowering possessess usefulipidthe treandent of resistant haematologlucosegnancies, exhibits antioxidant capacity, and demonstrates concentration-dependent anticancer activity [ 8– 12].

Further studies in human volunteers using fatty alcohols at the concentrations of 5% or lower may provide useful information on the utility of these fatty alcohols as permeation enhancers.

Wouldn't Prior's aggressive batting and experience marshalling of the tail make him a useful lower order finisher?

"A lower dollar is useful in enabling U.S. companies to become more export competitive," said Robert Hormats, vice chairman, international, at Goldman Sachs in New York.

Do you consider the prophylactic extraction of the lower third molar useful to prevent anterior dental crowding?

These materials are unique in that they maintained a physiologically useful lower critical solution temperature (∼33 °C), despite having a high PEG content.

The lower order contributed useful runs to least give them something to defend and Notts, who have also yet to win this season, lost opener Steven Mullaney before a rain interruption.

A relatively higher kVp is needed for optimal tissue penetration to optimize coronary imaging, while a lower kVp is useful to improve sensitivity for the detection of small differences in myocardial enhancement.

In such cases, AMFCC approach not only does not completely suppress the effect of noise, but also removes some probably useful lower lag portions of the autocorrelation sequence of the clean speech signal.