Sentence examples for such a low number from inspiring English sources

I wanted to explore two questions: why does the British parliament have such a low number of women?

"Few institutions outside the Russell Group manage such a low number of students per member of academic staff – and some Russell Group members don't either".

Potomac pitchers are limited to such a low number of pitches every game -- about 75 -- that the team actually has an eight-man rotation, with two pitchers scheduled to throw about half of every game.

One of the final group is Kelly Kim, currently in ninth place with such a low number of chips that he acknowledged he is likely to be knocked out early when play resumes.

The company has such a low number of black people on its technical staff because the best computer science courses at major universities also have diversity issues - the problem begins long before job candidates make it into Apple's interview room.

With such a low number of prosecutions, Mr. Arulanandam of the N.R.A. said there is no deterrent for criminals who take their chances by trying to buy a weapon from a gun dealer.

Statistical reasons, such as a low number of subjects, or a large variety of vitamin B12 levels in the sub-group having BDI-scores ≥15 may have affected the significance of the result.

The active chips allow to amplify and process the weak sensor signals on-chip and to operate such chips with a low number of contact pads, independent of the numbers of test sites per chip.

MAC-ELISA based on such dimers involve a low number of steps or manipulations.

This process can be substantial and induces a high initial loss of genetic variability when only few founders are used to start laboratory populations and/or when such populations include a low number of effective parents at each generation (Wajnberg 1991; Fiumera et al. 2000).

We investigated the degree of ordering additionally by using mid-infrared spectroscopy following the considerations of Byler and Susi [ 31], who showed that disordered proteins such as casein exhibit a low number of spectral components in the so-called Amide I band of the mid-infrared spectrum.