Sentence examples for much lower success from inspiring English sources

"Of the black Caribbean students getting straight As at A-level, the vast majority apply to Oxbridge.... those who do choose to apply have a much lower success rate [than white applicants].

In vitro production (in vitro maturation, in vitro fertilization, and in vitro culture) of viable porcine embryos is possible, although with much lower success rates than in cattle.

A male with browner and less bright plumage or a younger male with bright plumage has a much lower success rate than a bright, older male for mating.

Therefore, it can be easily conceived that they would yield even much lower success rates when tested by the current benchmark dataset that covers twelve location sites.

The in silico SNP mining method had a much lower success rate at this step (0.47, table 1).

In patients with persistent AF, pharmacological conversion had a much lower success rate (55.9%) than electrical cardioversion (86.8%).

Hatching success differed considerably among temperature treatments, with eggs incubated at lowest (23°C) and highest (34°C) temperatures exhibiting much lower hatching success (23°C: 44.0%; 34°C: 73.7%) than did those incubated at intermediate temperatures (81.7 96.9%).

Zhang et al., Modeling of a Bus-based Disruption Tolerant Network Trace, Proceedings of ACM Mobihoc, 2007.] achieves much lower query success ratio because of the longer inter-node encounter time.

But an analysis published in Science in 1975 showed that none of Berkeley's faculties were biased; women had much lower overall success rates because they applied more often at faculties that were harder to get into.

However, the Western population had much lower reproductive success than the Central population.

In the absence of any extra source of sex pheromone, inter-strain pairs had – as expected – a much lower mating success than intra-strain pairs (2.4% and 8.6% vs. 51.3% and 64.4% respectively, Table 1).