The phrase "was statistically lower" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when comparing numerical data or results in a statistical context, indicating that one value is less than another based on statistical analysis.
Example: "The average test scores of the students who studied less were statistically lower than those who studied more."
Alternatives: "was significantly less" or "was comparatively lower."
Giving up her position would have severely strained their resources at a time in their lives when their earning power was, statistically, lower than it had been in earlier years.
VAS at movement in group 1 was statistically lower than in group 2 at 24 h.
SaO2 was statistically lower for a higher FiO2 in the group with failure extubation.
The main finding indicated that the sample prevalence of 0% was statistically lower than the null population parameter of 3%.
The marginal gap for Finesse® was statistically lower than that for OPC 3G® (62.5 ± 15.5 vs 99.4 ± 11.6 mm; p < 0.05).
For the sites that received extensive management, comparisons of the Pre-BMP baseline period (2 3 yrs) to the Post-BMP period (4 yrs) revealed that algal cover was statistically lower than baseline in eight of eleven years (72.7%).
For three macrophyte beds downstream from sub-watersheds managed as part of our project, quadrat biomass decreased by 30 50% and was statistically lower than Pre-BMP baseline values in 7 of 11 experimental sample years.
Mean hydraulic permeability (kFE2=1.5×10−15 m4/N s) of the second FE2 approach was statistically lower (p<0.01) than the other permeability values (k=3.9×10−15 m4/N s; kFE1=3.4×10−15 m4/N s).
Among the hemodynamic variables measured in the last hour, only the systemic arterial pressure was statistically lower in group 20 than in group 40 (Additional file 3: Table S2).
Our data showed that the K 1 was statistically lower in WT mice compared to KO or cyclosporine-pretreated WT mice, while the k 2 was very similar in all tested mice.
However, weight loss was statistically lower in the control group compared to the infection groups.
