Sentence examples for Less profuse from inspiring English sources
Perhaps that entitles it to deliver a slightly less profuse token of thanks.
(A more understated delivery might also result in less profuse perspiration. The constant brow-mopping can be distracting).
In siderosis, nodular opacities are less dense and less profuse than those in silicosis.
By separating taxpayer guarantees from risky activity, the move made that risky activity less profitable, and by extension, less profuse.
The art of the Porapora area is related to lower Ramu styles but is less elaborate and profuse.
Finally, primary care physicians were less likely to associate symptoms of profuse watery diarrhea with cryptosporidium infection compared with gastroenterologists and infectious disease specialists.
As gpb1 and cpk1 mutants are sterile, the gpb1ssn8 and cpk1ssn8 double mutants produced profuse mating filaments, but slightly less than the ssn8 mutant (Fig. 5A).
It is possible that barrier precautions may be less effective when the burden of MRSA is profuse, such as with surgical wounds or burns.
As the post-earthquake churches were becoming completed in the late 1720s, interiors also began to reflect this external decoration, becoming lighter and less intense (compare illustration 14 to the later interior of illustration 15), with profuse sculpted ornamentation of pillars, cornices, and pediments, often in the form of putti, flora, and fauna.
The actin MF network is extremely abundant in the advancing pseudopodia (likely to result from the propulsion of motile machinery to the pseudopodial growth cone to facilitate movement), although somewhat less so in plasmodial veins (data not shown); the tubulin network would appear to be profuse in both anatomical locations, but less so than actin in the anterior portions of the organism.
This includes prefaces such as "May I ask you a favor?," which make people feel trapped, and profuse apologies such as "I feel terrible asking you for this," which make the experience seem less positive.
