Sentence examples for substantially lower resolution from inspiring English sources

"Their studies show that people are able to take advantage of information in the periphery, even when it is at a substantially lower resolution," Mr. Robertson said.

As you'll see above, the big compromises with the iPhone XR are its downgrade from OLED to LCD and a substantially lower native resolution.

While the authors were able to correctly identify tumors using this method, by comparison to traditional PET imaging, Cerenkov luminescence imaging alone resulted in substantially lower spatial resolution.

Thus, those studies identified a substantially greater number of recombination events at lower resolution, whereas this study examined substantially fewer CO sites at greater precision.

On the other hand, tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane allowed the analysis time to be shortened to 3 min, but the resolution was substantially lower, with only two peaks being observed.

Since members of the genus Salix comprised 8% of all species analyzed from Churchill, they substantially lowered the overall resolution of barcodes for the local flora.

The result: substantially lower energy bills.

The lower resolution is compensated by a substantially higher throughput, as several dozens of genes can be monitored in parallel, at a much higher precision and sampling density than is currently possible by means of, e.g., DNA microarrays.

The mean percent excess body weight loss after LAGB in published series is 46%, and the mean resolution in diabetes is 56% (2), both substantially lower than after RYGB (2).

Relying on the use of fluorescent proteins, which can be photoswitched between a stable on- and off-state under substantially lower light intensities than STED microscopy, the method enables super-resolution imaging of large field of views (>100 μm × 100 μm) in less than 1 s with subdiffraction spatial resolution (Chmyrov et al. 2013).

At 800 × 600 pixels of pitch 20 μm, the resolution is significantly higher than that of an adaptive mirror but substantially lower than that of a typical diffractive optical element.