Sentence examples for predicted to be below from inspiring English sources

Neutron dose rates calculated outside of the facility are predicted to be below 0.01 mrem/h at all locations when all neutron generator source terms are operating within the facility.

In contrast, the copper interlayer exhibits significant plastic dissipation at the free surface edge of the bond interface adjacent to the cooling tube, where the LCF lifetime is predicted to be below 3000 load cycles for HHF loads higher than 15 MW/m2.

Meanwhile, activity in the Eastern and Central Pacific was predicted to be below normal.

There will be no major harvests until the beginning of next year, and these are predicted to be below average.

These putative collisions were normalized as the percentage of Cα atoms predicted to be below the plane of the array surface.

There were only four sites where the E2equiv/intersex was predicted to be below the NOEC for intersex induction in medaka.

Australia's economic growth is predicted to be a below-trend 2.5% this financial year, before recovering to 3% in 2015-16 and 3.5% in the years after that.

Altogether these have led to taxation revenue for this year predicted to be 1.9% below what was anticipated in May and 2.3% below what was expected for 2015-16: The biggest falls are in individual income tax – down $2.7bn in both this year and the next – and company tax.

Detected pollen levels of pesticides are predicted to be sublethal (below one-tenth the LD50) except for occasional high residues of the pyrethroids cyfluthrin, deltamethrin, fenpropathrin, and fluvalinate; organophosphates azinphosmethyl, chlorpyrifos and coumaphos; carbamates aldicarb and carbaryl; and fipronil and imidacloprid (Table 4), depending on bee consumption rates.

The Monte Carlo simulations of the fitted model for water demand were then used to find the set of conditions in the future for which water demand is predicted to be above or below the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power 2035 goal to reduce residential water demand by 25%.

The average for 2013 is predicted to be 7.6 percent, 1.3 percentage points below the 2011 rate.