Sentence examples for seen to a lower from inspiring English sources

For the CRC set, the reproducibility of peak intensities was largely similar across data sets, although a non-significant trend could be seen to a lower CV for data set 2 compared to 1a and 1b.

Even when blood glucose is in the normal range, HNF1A mutation carriers are seen to have a lower insulinogenic index and a lower early insulin response when compared to non-mutation carriers in the same family.

The pressure is then typically seen to increase at a lower rate until a maximum pressure is reached, i.e., the breakdown pressure (P b).

They are seen to provide a much lower cost option of mass mobility than fixed rail or underground systems which developing countries struggle to afford.

Company founder and CEO Austen Collins says that as companies shift to a serverless-first mindset, we're going to see a lower cost to build and deploy applications, but that is going to take some tooling to really work across a team or large organization, tooling his company wants to provide.

You have to go back to the early 1980s to see a lower stock price.

"OPEC and others would therefore surely like to see a lower price to ensure sustained growth in oil demand".

The EnROL trial differs to many in that the surgeons are more experienced laparoscopic practitioners and thus we expect to see a lower conversion rate to open surgery and a more homogeneous 'laparoscopic' group of patients.

For reporting to NIH, they'd like to see a lower "significant" threshold: $5000 or 0.1% equity for publicly traded companies.

That is why Labour wants to see a lower 10p starting rate of tax to help 24 million people on middle and lower incomes and, for the next parliament, we will reverse this government's £3bn top rate tax cut for the top 1% of earners.

While the U.S. has argued publicly that it is for a strong dollar, it has not supported the dollar beyond talk, suggesting to me that the government is not opposed to seeing a lower dollar.