Sentence examples for Less multifaceted from inspiring English sources

MiCoach is slightly less multifaceted than the others I tried.

This all constitutes a formidable challenge for a Pakistani state that is either unable or unwilling to quell the less multifaceted anti-government insurgency it faces today.

Whenever Gronkowski is fully ready to play again, the Patriots' passing attack will still be far less multifaceted and dangerous than it was with Hernandez and Gronkowski creating matchup problems all over the field.

The European biocontrol population displays higher values for several traits suggesting a higher efficiency of directional selection in the less multifaceted laboratory environment (Table 1).

Notably, lab-rearing conditions being less multifaceted and more constant than field conditions, directional selection on particular traits maximizing fitness in captivity may be more effective in biocontrol population.

"Amateur photographers do not take pictures like professionals, but the pictures they produce are often no less dense and multifaceted".

Included studies less commonly reported multifaceted home visiting programmes aimed at improving a range of child and maternal health outcomes, community multimedia campaigns, scald prevention education delivered through lectures or workshops, in clinical consultations, via specially designed computer programmes or other online educational material.

The two domains are increasingly overlapping as mobile maps become increasingly multifaceted and less about directions, and more about how to live.

However, many practicing physicians, in particular when they are less familiar with the multifaceted clinical appearances of these diseases, may be reluctant to begin administering potentially harmful drugs before a threshold of diagnostic certainty (such as the 'four criteria fulfilment' of the classification criteria for RA [ 8]) has been reached.

Less impressive, but almost as multifaceted, are the treatises of Ibn Abī al-Dunyā (died 894).

"May it rise tomorrow, shortly after dawn!" This fascinating, multifaceted book also enters the less tormented thoughts of William Clark.