Sentence examples for a much less extensive from inspiring English sources

A much less extensive type of flagging, known as point to point, in which usually only one signal lantern is deployed by a lookout, will be used in fewer circumstances now, Mr. Reuter said.

However, the fold induction of activin A was much less extensive in HMFs than in vHMECs exposed to damage.

In essence, Todd et al. report better survival, using a highly controversial outcome analysis, in a patient sub-group (CPFE) with a higher prevalence of fibrotic NSIP and much less extensive fibrosis.

LD in cattle is much less extensive than in a mouse population created from crossing inbred lines, and more extensive than in humans.

Anatomic constraints may promote or prevent the dissemination of peripheral antigenic compounds, for the vasculature in muscle is much less extensive that than in skin, which has a sprawling network of lymphatic vessels.

Although, it should be noted that these mutations lie outside the 81 bp hotspot region in a region of the rpoB gene that has been subjected to much less extensive investigation.

"A result of poor risk management at some financial institutions was that the spreading of risk, one of the purported benefits of the originate-to-distribute model, proved to be much less extensive than many believed," observed Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, in a speech earlier this month.

Abd-B becomes mis-expressed in a fraction of calypso- Scm D215N clone cells but mis-expression is much less extensive than in dSfmbt Scm D215N double-mutant clones.

But its sway was much less extensive: from time to time rates changed.

Up until now historians had thought that such operations had been much less extensive.

Here, however, as in the case of corporations, his language suggests that the limitations recommended will be much less extensive than many of his supporters expect and demand.