Sentence examples for much lower weight from inspiring English sources
My analysis places much lower weight on a future dollar than a dollar now, for the ethical reasons that future generations may have higher consumption and that there is a (small) possibility of extinction, for example from a meteorite.
On the other hand, if your prior bias is toward the idea that there is a massive plot by huge multinational environmental corporations, academics and hippies to deprive you of the right to drive the kids to school in a humvee, you will place a much lower weight on mounting evidence of anthropogenic climate change.
Among filter designs, the LCL filter is attracting more attention because of its much lower weight and size, compared to single L filter.
In other words, much lower weight is assigned to the old measurement while much higher weight is assigned to the new one.
The results showed that the PEB/C steels had much lower weight gain than the untreated substrate under isothermal oxidation of 500 °C and 600 °C.
The 8 wt% CB/GF/PDMS composite has much better properties, namely, 222% and 72% higher in thermal conductivity, 40%and10%0% higher in storage modulus and much lower weight loss compared to pure PDMS and GF/PDMS composite, respectively.
Some Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders also appear more prone, and they can develop the disease at much lower weights.
It has a growing population of Latinos, who get the disease in disproportionate numbers, and of Asians, who can develop it at much lower weights than people of other races.
On the other hand, data processing equipment carries a much lower weighting in MSCI's indexes — about 2% of world market cap — but we include 19 computer and electronics firms on the list because we think this is such an important industry.
Monthly drug costs changed substantially from our original estimates (>10%) only when we assumed much lower weights among HIV-infected children (z-score ≤ -3).
This process produces a solid prepolymer called a novolac (or novolak), which resembles the final polymer except that it is of much lower molecular weight and is still thermoplastic (that is, it can be softened by reheating without undergoing chemical decomposition).
