Sentence examples for preferably low from inspiring English sources
"He's a front-runner, we want him to be up with the pace, so I'd rather he was drawn on one side or the other, preferably low, on the stands' side.
Further, it should still be the aim to make preferably low costs possible and to use already-existing offers at the current market.
Our result exhibited that the recombinant β-FFase from B. adolescentis G1 had unique properties to hydrolyze preferably low DP fructo-oligosaccharides as well as native one.
This way, a selection of drug candidates can be screened for one that has a high tendency to vitrify and a preferably low temperature of this transition.
In fact, recent surveys on CoMP such as [5], echo that although different approaches have been proposed, more research is required for dynamic cell clustering, as well as opportunistic and preferably low complexity scheduling.
The concept of hydrogen storage via liquid organic hydrides in cycles of hydrogenation and dehydrogenation with preferably low amount of reaction enthalpy is well known under the abbreviation LOHC, Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carrier.
Ms. von Tobel said LearnVest wanted its clients to "feel empowered to select their own investments," preferably low-cost exchange-traded funds and mutual funds, which she noted were available from a number of providers.
Thermal management is now believed to be the limiting factor in the development of higher power electronic devices and new, preferably low-cost, methods of cooling are required.
Good snacks for runners can include but are not limited to: A small handful of raw or roasted nuts, preferably low-salt.
This can mean offering a discount on certain dishes at a certain time (preferably low-traffic times) or offering a smaller portion of a dish at a low price during that time.
For many years I liked nothing better than to lie down – preferably in low-lying country such as East Anglia – and lose myself in the halting, pained progress of mountain climbers being winched ever-upwards by their own deranged romanticism.
