Sentence examples for a less thorough from inspiring English sources
Smaller hoverflies, on the other hand, are less attractive and may receive a less thorough look.
Worse, the Bank is accused of breaking its own rules, by giving the project a less thorough environmental assessment than is normal for such a sensitive one, and then being six months late in making it public in Washington.The result has been a torrent of opposition.
It suggests soldiers should experience a less thorough screening when they are flying.
The mesalazine MMX studies 2 11 12 used similar UCDAI criteria to our study, but employed a less thorough method (flexible sigmoidoscopy) for endoscopic evaluation.
Some interventions do require an exhaustive analysis of all harmful outcomes, but for others adverse effects require a less thorough investigation.
Carpenter et al [ 23] concluded that for drugs approved in the immediate pre-deadline period the FDA does a less thorough job of reviewing drugs in order to avoid crossing the deadline and potentially jeopardizing its revenue.
If I was a less-thorough person, I probably wouldn't be here.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, a government-backed agency, recommends screening for people age 50 to 75 years by one of three methods: a colonoscopy every 10 years; annual stool testing; or a less-thorough look into the colon (known as flexible sigmoidoscopy) every five years in conjunction with stool testing every two to three years.
Under time pressure, GPs asked significantly less questions concerning presenting symptoms, than the ones indicated by the guidelines, (p=0.019), conducted a less-thorough clinical examination (p=0.028), while they gave less advice on lifestyle (p=0.05).
It is quite likely therefore that greater injury caused by hα-syn-AAV prep 1 arose from a relatively less thorough purification and a higher concentration of toxic byproducts.
You'll rarely catch me recommending a granular face scrub, because I believe they can offer the worst of all worlds: harsher than a daily flannel, less thorough and refined than a thrice-weekly acid.
