Sentence examples for rather low that from inspiring English sources

Secondly, concerning the false-positive rates, we notice that they are larger than 0 for the couples {h1,h2} for which d h1,h2 is rather low, that is, for the couples of postures which are visually the closest.

We should note that the dose of TMZ applied in these experiments (50  μ M) was rather low, that is below the maximal clinical dose level (optimal plasma peak level ∼100  μ M).

As an exemplar application, we have applied this instrument to study the aggregation of HIV-1 Gag proteins in VLP formation at the cell membrane, which is challenging because the unknown stoichiometry of the fluorescent protein expression can mean that the average change in the donor fluorescence lifetime over the field of view is rather low, that is, a few hundred picoseconds.

We conclude that the erosion rate was rather low that year due to moderate precipitation rates and therefore mulching did not significantly reduce soil erosion.

Human nature (at least the fear and greed part) hasn't evolved much from the Garden of Eden, and my expectations are rather low that it will.

However, since many believe that the human element of sports is lost when technologies are used, eliminating, for example, the "enjoyment of debating mistakes" (Kelso, 2010), chances are rather low that other European football leagues will follow the example of the Dutch.

We are doing a rather low building that will essentially become their campus.

It should be noted that, except in 3 4 cases, the Sr/Zn ratio in the various samples is somewhat similar (see Table 5): the Zn content is rather low, while that of Sr is generally medium-high.

One must, however, critically reflect that these results have been obtained either with simulated metagenomes or with real metagenomes of rather low complexity that are not representative for many environmental settings.

Her voice seemed divided in two: a slender, pointed top and a big, rather artificial low that, when invoked, seemed to overwhelm everything above it.

Many workplaces offered physiotherapy training for future physiotherapists (42.6% in Mikhail et al.'s study vs. 44.5% in our study that also included training for physiotherapy assistants), a proportion that can be viewed as rather low, considering that a large number of physiotherapy students ultimately work in the private sector.