Sentence examples for so with a lower from inspiring English sources

Nvidia's Shield Tablet cover accessory, which is an optional add-on, magnetically locks into place like the iPad's Smart Cover, but does so with a lower rate of first-try success.

Group 2 and 3 students only incorporated mutation into one of the two tests (the final or the midterm, respectively), and both groups did so with a lower propositional accuracy than their group 1 peers.

For example, plants with a large proportion of active roots in the topsoil layer may only be able to transport significant proportions of CH4 when the water table is high, whereas plants with a deeper root system may also do so with a lower water table.

Note that in Fig. 3B we do not intend to imply that subjects with mixed pathology necessarily reach a diagnosis of dementia at a younger age, but rather do so with a lower Aβ level than subjects with pure Alzheimer's pathology.

Most camps have plugs that are only low to the ground, so those with a lower bunk will have easiest access.

The net effect was that the mAIS was just as good at detecting spam and did so with a dramatically lower false positive rate.

Thus if a modern quantum chemist deploys the simple valence bond model to study a real molecule, she does so with a much lower standard of fidelity than Pauling would have.

We further adapted the database for the UK population by using coffee strengths and portion sizes based on those appropriate for the UK Food Standards Agencyy, 2002), and in addition we assumed that, for exposure estimates in this population of middle-aged women, any potato chips consumed were generally broader than the narrower French fries, and so with a relatively lower acrylamide content.

The Western diet score was more strongly associated with diabetes risk in the health professionals with a higher GRS and less so in those with a lower GRS (P interaction = 0.02).

In many studies, patients with maximal back pain tend to have the greatest improvement in pain score after vertebroplasty more so than those with a lower degree of pain and there has been concern that the level of pain in the patients in the RCTs cited was lower than in most patients with vertebral fractures.

This observation is consistent with previous demonstrations that evoked potential responses to the distractor stimuli during VSTM maintenance are negatively correlated with VSTM capacity, so that individuals with a lower VSTM capacity are more likely to process irrelevant distractors (Vogel, McCollough, & Machizawa, 2005).