Sentence examples for substantially lower total from inspiring English sources

Reduced impact logging and the energetic use of logging residuals and HWPs at the end of their lifetime result in substantially lower total emissions.

Since energy is a significant operating expense, reduced consumption will result in a substantially lower total lifetime cost of the pumps.

Despite their substantially lower total cardiovascular risk, middle aged women by large recieved as much cardiovascular medications as men.

We also found that former smokers who quit in order to prevent future diseases showed substantially lower total costs, which could be explained by overall more health-conscious behaviour.

In rats, lipopeptides FADDI-002 and FADDI-003 had substantially lower total clearances (0.66 1.30 mL/min/kg) and volumes of distribution (195 313 mL/kg), and longer half-lives (166 204 min), compared to colistin (5.2 mL/min/kg, 496 mL/kg, and 74.6 min, respectively).

It was a substantially lower amount than the rates asked for the Canadian hostages.

As our study in EAE animals shows, pharmacotherapy with long-circulating PEG minocycline-liposomes would substantially lower the total amount of minocycline administered to patients, yet provide similar clinical effectiveness.

Women within the highest BMI quintile on average had a substantially lower mean total hCG level compared to women within the first quintile (average difference 9369 ± 729 IU/L, P < 0.001; Supplemental Table 4) and mean total hCG level differences according to parity and child gender ranged between approximately 2000 4000 IU/L.

This dependence results from the particular structure of the system in which calls arriving at the input have access to a limited amount of resources, substantially lower than the total capacity of the system.

If all antimicrobial prescriptions by the GP were for nitrofurantoin, 57% of the treatments would have classified as appropriate with a total drug cost that would have been substantially lower than the total cost of the antimicrobial treatments actually prescribed by the GP.

That's substantially lower than the total incarcerated population, of which nearly 40percentt are in jail or prison for acts of violence.