Sentence examples for much lower content from inspiring English sources

Uranium enriched for power has a very much lower content of fissile material, Uranium 235, than that used for weapons.

Another benefit of such a concoction is its much lower content of salt compared to the majority of commercially available cereals.

Another organization, the Morgridge Institute for Research in Wisconsin, uses an accelerator to bombard uranium in a liquid solution, but it uses uranium with a much lower content of uranium 235, the kind that is useful in bombs.

A distinctive characteristic is that, regardless of their location, these primary oxide deposits have a much lower content of base (except iron) and precious metals than those that have formed by oxidation of sulfides [3].

In contrast to CSB-proficient cells, sh-CSB cells displayed a much lower content of MAP2, defects in neuritic outgrowth and neuronal polarity were also apparent.

In contrast, CD24hi cells had a much lower content of MRUs and were unable to repopulate the entire fat pad, suggesting that mammary epithelial stem cells have the basal/myoepithelial phenotype [ 20].

Since the plants grown in the field had much lower contents of Lhcb1 and Lhcb2 than plants typically used for studies of state transitions (i.e. indoor plants), an intriguing question is whether field grown plants have sufficient LHCII for efficient state transitions, especially since the fraction of LHCII that can be phosphorylated during state transitions is often regarded as "peripheral".

After HT pretreatment the stems had higher glucan content (46%) compared to leaves (41%), similar lignin content, and much lower ash content (1%) than leaves (5%) (Table  2).

The introns of 3CAR and CYP720B4 are of much lower GC content than the exons (% GC content exons/introns: 3CAR, 42.3/27.8; CYP720B4, 41.4/25.5).

In the melt at sufficiently high temperatures, all blends show a coassembled structure, where the salt groups of the soap coaggregate with the salt groups on the ionomer; despite the high ion content of these blends, they retain the melt processability characteristic of neat E/(M AA ionomers of much lower ion content.

Product standardisation is based on alkaloid content, although U. guianensis extracts are more potent than U. tomentosa extracts in vitro despite a much lower alkaloid content [ 105].