The presence of the key features was probably sufficient for categorization, and their mutual spatial position was of lower importance.
Nevertheless, the effect of temperature on the combustion efficiency was of lower relevance than that on the gasification rate.
The anterior region was of lower bone quality than the posterior region, which was not associated with age.
In essence the results show that in the UK the work that replaced the jobs lost during the GFC was of lower quality – bad jobs replacing good ones.
Like many disruptive innovations, Wikipedia was of lower quality: If it were a video, it would be grainy and out of focus.
Among the 106 students involved, those who had reported that their family was of lower SES (relative to their school's entire student population) were more likely to read the other person's emotions correctly.
Initial M. laosensis litter was of lower lignin content and C N ratio and decomposed faster in the first 8 months than C. lanceolata litter under either M. laosensis or C. lanceolata forest.
Her first name, Caterina, was previously all we had, although it had been assumed that she was of lower station than Leonardo's father, Piero, who left the tiny Tuscan town of Vinci for bustling Florence around the time his son was born, and married a highly respectable woman within a year.
Ordinary urban residents received housing from the state, but it was of lower quality and often required many years on waiting lists; they received free medical care, but it was of inferior quality; their children could receive free higher education, but only by performing well on entrance examinations or by bribing examiners; and their pensions were at a subsistence level.
It was noted in the energy-displacement curve, where the slopes corresponding to the failure stages of the upper and lower face-sheets, were greater than that in the honeycomb failure stage, indicating that the bare aluminum honeycomb was of lower energy absorption capacity than the CFRP face-sheet.
Unlike her successful female forerunners Sofonisba Anguissola and Lavinia Fontana, who both came from cultivated, prosperous and protective backgrounds, Artemisia, whose mother died when she was 12, was of lower class origin and grew up in a rough, sometimes violent, household.
