Sentence examples for stages lower from inspiring English sources
Floods across the century are getting higher, low stages lower.
The comprehensive school is divided into three-year stages: lower, middle, and upper.
The runoff and sediment trapping effects of the white clover VFS were greater than that of cocksfoot VFS in all the three stages (lower RDR and SDR).
It has also been argued that CSR is and needs to be a moral concept, and indeed Kohlberg's influential theory of moral development (Kohlberg 1981) places legal compliance as two stages lower on the moral continuum than the ultimate stage of moral reasoning which is based upon universal ethical principles such as justice.
During the process higher oxygen demand is needed, which is directly observed by the higher OURs during the initial stages of the composting, and once the composting proceeded the final stages lower OURs were observed stating the deprival of readily available organic matter.
At young stages, lower growth rates could be caused by: (1) black beech trees initially putting energy into height growth rather than diameter growth (Wardle, personal communication); and/or (2) a lack of available resources such as light (Chazdon et al. 1996; Whitmore 1996).
Chemotherapy in breast cancer 0-II stages lowered the quality of life scores overall across the four dimensions with a disproportionately greater impact on women with lower level of education [ 5].
Induan Stage, lower of two divisions of the Lower Triassic Series, representing those rocks deposited worldwide during Induan time (from 252.2 million to 251.2 million years ago) in the Triassic Period.
Anisian Stage, lower of two divisions of the Middle Triassic Series, representing those rocks deposited worldwide during Anisian time (247.2 million to 242 million years ago) in the Triassic Period.
As the first stage, lower beam power and neutron flux are employed.
Instead, a reduced PUMA expression was associated with a lower TNM stage, lower histopathologic grade, and more favorable cancer-specific patient survival.
