Sentence examples for rather low values from inspiring English sources
The optical losses of the crosslinked polymers possess rather low values, less than 0.3 dB/cm at 1550 nm.
For the September 2015 equinox, the SWA and SWB satellites could not provide enough observations to cover whole post-sunset midnight post-sunset midnightperiodrather lowhichues of the ocanrrexplainte.
These rather low values could be explained by a competition between two mechanisms: (i) a decrease of the porosity due to the lithostatic stress (gravity is applied during the whole simulation) and (ii) an increase due to the dilation of water filling the pores.
The global per caput effective dose ranges widely, with western countries showing rather low values of 2.7 mSv/year (UK) or 4 mSv/year (Germany); in many countries, depending on the local geology, radon and thorium are the largest natural sources of exposure, far ahead of cosmic and internal radiation.
Population differentiation based on allele sizes (RST) also exhibited rather low values (0.006 0.028) with two population comparisons showing significant differentiation (Mwese–Wonzye and Kasakalawe–Wonzye).
Radioactive studies of heme and non-heme iron absorption showed rather low values in athletes involved in intensive physical activities [ 8].
The resulting, rather low value of f(43Sc) = 1.9, clearly demonstrates the potential of this approach.
Two starblock copolymers, SBSr1 and SBSr3, although non-Newtonian and characterized by a rather low value of ηdηm, do not give continuous structures.
The liver spleen contrast ratio of signal intensity was 1.25, which was rather low value compared to the previous report (Fig. 1f) [5].
The average reservoir surface could be 7.85 ha, which is a rather low value considering existing pumped storage practices, which would greatly facilitate integrating the new bodies of water into the landscape and natural ecosystems.
In all cases, a M attained its minimum bound of 1.0; this rather low value may be an effect of the model compromising between forecasting major earthquakes and their aftershocks.
