Sentence examples for occupy lower from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vidor decided occupy lower berth.

More recent residential and commercial buildings and family rice fields occupy lower terrain throughout the capital.

Functional states may correspond to higher probability ones and occupy lower potential valleys [6] [16].

The lesser career progress of female physicians has been attributed to their inferior productivity, but adjusting for publications and work load, they continue to occupy lower professional positions [ 21, 22].

The hotel, though, only occupies lower floors of the 160-level structure.

They would have occupied lower altitudes at cooler geological periods and higher altitudes in warmer times.

Through a series of wars, Matthias occupied Lower Austria and Styria between 1480 and 1487.

Krugman has repeatedly expressed more actual contempt for what Sanders calls "the billionaire class" than Sanders himself has, citing research showing that rich people are "less likely to exhibit empathy, less likely to respect norms and even laws, more likely to cheat, than those occupying lower rungs on the economic ladder".

Decreased coral cover can result in declines to the abundance, biomass, and diversity of coral reef fishes [42] [46], but most evidence is for small fishes occupying lower trophic levels, while that for predatory fishes is less clear.

Examples include the serotonin receptors among which the 5HT1A receptors mediate lower excitability and most other serotonin receptors mediate higher excitability of the cells where they reside, and the dopaminergic receptors among which the D1 receptors when occupied contribute to raised excitability and the D2 receptors when occupied lower the excitability of the cells on which they reside.

Redstarts occupying high-quality mesic habitats, such as coastal mangroves and lowland forest, are in better condition over the winter, have higher annual survival rates, depart earlier for spring migration, and have higher reproductive success the following season on the temperate breeding grounds compared to individuals occupying lower quality habitats, such as tropical dry forests [18] [21].