The phrase "accompanying less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a reduction in something that accompanies another thing, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report showed that the new policy was accompanied by less support from the community."
Alternatives: "with reduced" or "alongside fewer".
"Under this system, it is possible in a city-street neighbourhood to know all kinds of people without unwelcome entanglements, without boredom, necessity for excuses, explanations, fears of giving offence, embarrassments respecting impositions or commitments, and all such paraphernalia of obligations which can accompany less limited relationships".
These conclusions are supported by the significantly longer PFS that accompanied less than median activity in each population (Table 3).
With an external dataset, we have found that prostate cancer samples frequently co-overexpress HER3 and HER4, accompanied less frequently by increased expression of EGFR or HER2.
Loyal units accompany less-trusted ones.
Braised lamb shoulder with crushed new potatoes is tasty but the accompanying veg less so.
Hence, the nearer the separation (accompanying with less contact neighbors), the stronger force constant (1/contacts) of spring is assigned.
Collectively, after removal of T-/B-cells in Pten+/− mice, we observed less PIN lesion accompanied by less tumour-promoting microenvironmental changes, suggesting that T and/or B-cells mediated inflammation may also contribute to the PIN devolvement.
The unresurfaced patella shifted significantly less medially during extension accompanied by less of a bow shaped path in the femoral groove than compared to the physiologic patella and the resurfaced patella.
The significant lower serum chloride values were accompanied by less acidosis, as indicated by less negative BE values at all time points after baseline, and a trend towards a higher arterial pH.
It appears, however, that targeting only PD-L1 may be accompanied by less toxicity, but also may be less effective than targeting PD-1 and thus blocking signaling via both PD-L1 and PD-L2.
