Sentence examples for much lower specific from inspiring English sources

Now, land has a much lower specific heat capacity than water; in other words, water can hold a lot of heat while land cannot.

Due to shape factor (aspect ratio), EGNFs demonstrated much more pronounced reinforcing and toughening effectiveness and completely outperformed GNPs in all cases despite much lower specific surface area.

Sb2S3-180 shows a much lower specific capacity than Sb2S3-150 at various current densities.

Plastic particles usually have a much lower specific weight (Table 1) than sediments (typically 2.65 g/cm3 [11]).

Actually, the sample before activation (UFFC) showed even much lower specific surface area (0.2 m2 g−1) than UFFA-2-500 UFFA-2-500 UFFA-2-500

However, incorporation of GMS15 resulted in much lower specific strength values (only up to 13.64 kPa/kg m3) due to its thinner shell thickness and lower isostatic crushing strength value (2.07 MPa).

Meisner et al. [ 51] showed that PCT production could be induced by various stimuli such as trauma, tissue injury, and others and that this non-specific and non-infectious stimulation of PCT is much lower than specific induction and much lower compared with other markers of the inflammatory response.

The much lower initial specific capacity relative to that of LIB (1370/958, 1281/912, and 1058/767 mAh g−1) may be related to the slower ionic diffusion rate during the charging/discharging process in NIBs, which is due to the relatively large ionic radius of Na+ (102 pm) compared to that of Li+ (76 pm) [12, 56].

This is essentially the question the trial court addressed, and we conclude that the Appellate Division erred to the extent that it founded a judgment for defendants upon a much lower, grade-specific level of skills children are guaranteed the chance to achieve.

Naked mole rats are characterized by much lower mass-specific BMR and longer life span (20 30 years) than expected by their size (de Magalhães and Costa 2009), as well as simultaneous resistance to both congenital and experimentally induced cancerogenesis (Edrey et al. 2011; Manov et al. 2013).

By applying mass balances and an asymptotic biofilm formation model to data from biofilms grown on PVC and HDPE surfaces under turbulent flow, specific growth rates of bacteria in the biofilm were found to be similar for both materials (around 0.15 dand1) and much lower than the specific growth rates of suspended bacteria (around 1.8 day−1.8