Sentence examples for thus too low from inspiring English sources

This measure is still below 2%, the Fed's preferred inflation rate, and thus too low.

The activity of endogenous yeast reductases, such as YMR226c that has previously been reported to convert ACP (Yang et al. 2007), was thus too low for any significant formation of 1-phenylethanol.

The selected fragments have a similarity index of only 34.2% (calculated with Wilbur-Lipman algorithm with the following standard parameters: ktuple: 3; Gap penalty: 3; Window: 30), thus too low to for each probe to cross-react with mRNAs transcribed from the other gene.

While our cost estimates may thus be too low, the estimates of the benefits of BHI that do not take into account aversion to income inequality may underestimate the true size of the benefits from BHI.

Other substances, such as IARC group 2B carcinogens, many of which may be treated as if they were human carcinogens in regulatory settings, have not yet been evaluated; our estimates could thus be too low.

Indeed, despite its doorstop-worthy heft, "The Book of Basketball" is very ephemeral, so much so that in an epilogue, Simmons admits that the Lakers' winning the N.B.A. championship in June "sent my book into a tailspin," since he'd finished his manuscript before the playoffs and had thus ranked Bryant too low (No. 15) on his list.

Our HPV prevalence estimates (Table 2) may thus be substantially too low at each age.

The AZD7762 concentration tested (IC5) is well-below the IC50, and thus may be too low to detect DNA damage.

Our results lead to a minimal fourfold increase in the sample size requirement for replication studies, and also imply that many loci that appeared not to have been replicated may be in fact true positives, but failed to replicate because the replication sample sizes, and thus power, were too low.

Thus, cows with either too low (FR-L) or too high (AL-H) insulin and LH stimulation had lesser embryo production after superstimulation because of reduced fertilization rate and increased percentage of degenerate embryos.

The reason is that Germany has been keeping its wage costs too low, thus running huge trade surpluses and becoming the biggest lender and most powerful state in Europe.