The part of a sentence "thickness is low" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing something that is thin. For example, "The thickness of this foam is low, making it the perfect material for air mattresses."
Examination of retrieved mobile tibial bearings confirmed that wear of the articular bearing surfaces is consistent with predicted contact conditions; wear is most severe where contact pressure is highest and lubricant film thickness is lowest.
At intermediate torque values, when the force is high, the width of the coating is high, and its thickness is thin; and when the force is low, the width and thickness are low.
Cortical bone thickness was low.
The correlation between head circumference and skinfold thickness was low in both groups (r = 0.35 in white British and r = 0.30 in children of Pakistani origin).
Whereas this probability is assumed to be equal to one in classical actinometry, this assumption can no longer be satisfied in many practical situations in which optical thicknesses are low.
OpenFOAM best matches the unconfined isoviscous flow advance in X, Y, and R (average NRMSE 3.69%; BM-A and C), but the increase in flow thickness with time is low and unsteady relative to the experiments (Fig. 2).
Similarly, the contact wire must be partly or entirely replaced if the wire thickness is too low.
The deviation of fitting results for thickness <2 ML that is due to the fitting equation is obtained based on the assumption of infinite well potential[25, 26]; so, it is not accurate if the <span class="lh">thickness is very low.
Highly conductive coatings based on carbon black (CB) have been prepared by the sol gel method, and electrical properties were measured for both configurations, indicating that when the thickness of the film is low enough, the electrical conduction with the electrodes disposed on the surface is produced for the entire volume.
