"achieve significantly less" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a person, group, or thing has not achieved very much. For example, "Despite their best efforts, they were able to achieve significantly less than what was expected."
The series, which was sponsored by Lucozade, achieved significantly less media coverage and viewing figures, resulting in it becoming the least-watched series in Big Brother UK history until Big Brother 12 in 2011.
Particularly, levofloxacin regimens achieved significantly less exposure against E. coli (30%) than E. cloacae (68%) and K. pneumoniae (44%).
Functional evaluation revealed that Wt mice subjected to TAC achieved significantly less systolic LV thickening and demonstrated greater acceleration toward heart failure as fractional shortening declined 11% versus only 6% in LXRα-Tg (Fig 3A).
A previous study [ 8] indicated that patients who received a reduced chemotherapy intensity (relative dose intensity ≤ 90%) achieved significantly less survival years than patients who received the optimal chemotherapy dose intensity.
The breeder zones, which influence the overall temperature, achieve significantly smaller deviations of less than 10%.
This study demonstrated using LCP metaphyseal plate in patients associated with lateral malleolar fracture could achieve significantly better OMS & AOFAS scores and less healing time than using one-third tubular plate.
Our study demonstrated using LCP metaphyseal plate in patients associated with lateral malleolar fracture could achieve significantly better OMS & AOFAS scores and less healing time than using one-third tubular plate.
Motorcycles are also, with very few exceptions, a lot more affordable than cars, occupy less space in the garage and achieve significantly better fuel economy.
These results were achieved in significantly less training time and volume in HIIT compared to HVT.
However, miR-124 mutant males achieved copulation significantly less often than CS controls during the 30-min observation period.
