The phrase "a second even less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or degree, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "In the first round, he scored a point; in the second, even less."
Alternatives: "a second even lower" or "a second even fewer."
She said that Wikipedia might consider applying for a third, even less known honor, the Unesco Memory of the World Register list, which recognizes valuable archive holdings and library collections.
Second, even less information is available in UC patients, and third, the different scenarios where thiopurines are prescribed could alter the benefits of thiopurine treatment.
The next openly gay NFL player will be less of a "distraction," and the third even less so -- Dungy himself couldn't argue.
Hanslick liked the Eighth even less, if that was possible: "Interminable, disorganised, and violent, Bruckner's Eighth Symphony stretches out into a hideous length … It is not impossible the future belongs to this nightmarish style, a future we therefore do not envy".
By deferring the bulk of the data transfer to be on demand, the upload phase of BigWig and BigBed files now takes less than a second even on home and remote networks, well within the 300-s upload time limit at UCSC.
It might seem that chemical reactions taking a few millionths of a second or even less are remote from everyday affairs: they are not.
Really want a second plateful even less edible than the first, and lots more toxic?
If the gun is already brought to bear, the fraction of a second is even less".
So I wasn't at all surprised to read about a new survey, commissioned by Mother & Baby magazine, which showed that mothers survive on an average of just three-and-a-half hours' sleep a night for the first four months of their baby's life - with a third getting even less than three hours.
Less than a third even bothered to show up, and only one, Ireland's Primark, actually contributed to the fund.
