Sentence examples for much lower charge from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the smallest semicircle in the high frequency range indicates the FeNi@Gr electrode has a much lower charge transfer resistance and ion diffusion resistance [40,41].

In addition a much lower charge transfer resistance observed for dissolution than for deposition indicates a change in the electrode kinetics on either side of the equilibrium potential.

Apparently, the PSS-RGO-GeNP electrode showed a much lower charge transfer resistance Rct than the RGO-Ge electrode on the basis of the modified Randles equivalent circuit given in the inset of Figure 5d.

Micro photoluminescence (µ-PL) studies revealed that the 0.032 M cell had a substantially lower radiative recombination than the 0.044 M one, which eventually led to much lower charge collection efficiency.

SDS, on the other hand, is an amphiphilic anionic detergent that although negatively charged has a much lower charge density than the STP molecule, and can therefore directly solubilise proteins within the pellicle regardless of the charge of the sensor the pellicle had been adsorbed to.

When a hospital joins an insurer's network, they negotiate a contract that includes much lower charges, and Mercy had such a contract with Oxford.

"While times have moved on and those taking out pensions more recently should have benefited from much lower charges, insurance companies have been reluctant to address their older contracts and offer a fair deal to policyholders," he said.

Also from the content cost perspective, we pay full cost to content across genres whereas cable TV companies pay much lower charges.

Although DIT should be the minimum offered to edentulous patients as a first choice of treatment 26, missing teeth can also be replaced with dentures and bridges (both less costly and less invasive treatments) which can be provided under either private or NHS dental arrangements at a very much lower patient charge.

This might be hard on American companies, but scrapping accounting rates would bring much lower call charges for their customers than would merely capping them.A second worry is the effect on developing countries.

However, if the fees charged by English universities are much lower than those charged in Wales and Scotland, universities there could fall behind English institutions.