Sentence examples for only below that from inspiring English sources

Instead, smaller networks continue to perform well down to dE/dt = 1e−3, and only below that dE/dt do larger network competitors systematically win the competition (Figure 2).

It is assumed that a "minimal nutritional requirement" is needed for undisturbed growth and that problems occur only below that critical threshold.

Indeed, the quarry companies on FAM's list have margins only slightly below that; the lowest is Vulcan's 11.3%.

The optimization of an industrial-scale storage allowed identifying a design with an exergy efficiency that was only 4.8% below that of the most efficient design, but a cost that was 81.3% lower than the cost of the most efficient design.

The principal candidates this year conduct their debates at a level only slightly below that of the pundits who dissect their words, Professor Beard said.

First, despite widespread disillusion with politicians, Argentines showed their commitment to democracy: at 78%, the turnout was only slightly below that for past presidential contests.

Average GDP per hour worked in the euro area is now only 5% below that in America; 30 years ago it was about 30% lower.

But the idea that Irish experience is vindicating the demands for austerity, because real income, which bottomed out 18.4% below the previous peak, is now only 15.7% below that peak ….

"Nevertheless, with a GDP (including North Sea oil output) only slightly below that of New Zealand, a developed economy and developed financial system, there is no fundamental reason why Scotland could not successfully float a currency".

Even after allowing for higher purchasing power in a low-cost country, the World Bank puts national income per person at only $3,300, below that of several sub-Saharan African states.

Overall, in fact, its rate of domestic in-migration has been higher than much-celebrated Seattle and only slightly below that of Denver.