Sentence examples for was substantially low from inspiring English sources
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In a strong substantial manner; considerably.
In addition, the humidity was substantially low and there were negligible rains during the first year (Table 3).
On one hand, the proportion of HIV-infected children with expected antibody concentrations to measles was substantially low; although HIV-infected responders had GMC similar to the HIV-exposed uninfected children.
Therefore, it is astonishing, at first glance, that the survival rate was substantially low compared to other trials [ 6, 8].
The genetic differentiation among colonies within each putative species (FCT = 0.275, 0.258, 0.322 for Cubitermes spA, C. spB and C. spC, respectively) was substantially low.
The agreement was no higher than chance for criteria 2 and 4, and was substantially low for the other three criteria (table 1).
It was substantially low for criterion 1 reflux in the IJVs and/or VVs (0.29), criterion 3 IJV stenosis or malformations (0.23) and criterion 5 absence of IJV diameter increase when passing from the sitting to the supine position (0.22).
Fifth, the insurance density values are substantially low for Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Slovakia for all the three cases and all the time periods.
Despite this increase in overland flow generation, overland flow coefficients (overland flow: precipitation ratio) were substantially low throughout the study period with slightly higher values in 2009.
Estimates show that while the share of active and working population is substantially low for the NENAC and Central Asia group, their reservation wages are statistically smaller than those computed for the CEEC group.
The existing tariff between the TPP member countries has come down significantly over the years from around 5.8% in 1996 to 2.8% in 2014 (Global Economic Prospects 2016) and is substantially low compared to international standards.
The liquid circulation velocities are dominant in the zone nearer to the source of energy and are substantially low at the walls and at the bottom of the reactor.
