Sentence examples for unusually lower from inspiring English sources

They said sales were unusually lower in the third quarter in part because of inventory adjustments.

We found no differences in plasma input function between the unusually lower binding and typical binding.

In this small number study, we observed unusually lower binding of [11C]CB184 in the entire brain.

Auroras that are observed from unusually lower latitude regions relative to the typical auroral zone (at ±60 70° of geomagnetic latitude) during large geomagnetic storms are termed low-latitude auroras.

In this small group analysis, we experienced unusually lower uptake of [11C]CB184, which may suggest the effect of a genetic polymorphism on the binding of [11C]CB184 to TSPO.

However, in order to avoid unusually lower basal traction when flow velocity is low, this formula is coupled with Coulomb failure criterion, and can be written as {tau}_{mathrm{b}}= max left(begin{array}{cc}hfill {C}_f{rho}_sleft({u}^2+{v}^2right),hfill & hfill rho {g}_zhleft 1-rright) tan {varphi}_zhleft 1-rrightarray}rightan (7).

Rossini found inspiration in two singers with unusually strong lower ranges.

If India's innings should be the more exciting, then South Africa's should be the more instructive, for that is where each side's main concern lies: India with their fifth bowler in particular, and South Africa with their unusually fragile lower middle order.

The plate failed to split completely, but geologists think that the event left scars below the NMSZ: a buried rift zone, where the rocks are weak and fractured, over plutons blobs of dense igneous rock that themselves rose from an upwelling of unusually dense lower crust.

A detailed analysis of miR163 biogenesis has revealed that the release of the mature microRNA requires at least three DCL1 cleavage steps spaced by 21 nucleotide intervals each, starting from the base of its unusually long lower stem [ 9].

Its appealing tenor qualities were unusually rich in lower registers and abounded in warmth, vitality, and smoothness.