The phrase "also with a less" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The project was successful, but it could have been even better, also with a less strict timeline."
Alternatives: "also with a lower" or "also with reduced".
NSCLCs often show an over-expression of epidermal growth factor receptors (EGFR) [ 6, 7] also associated with a less favourable prognosis.
FGA, FGB and FGL1 were involved in multiple EMT-related functions (Table 2), and FGG was also identified with a less stringent q value threshold.
The GWAS was also repeated with a less strict prior of 0.005 and a larger step in the Metropolis-Hastings sampler (0.004 instead of 0.003), which yielded the same results as the analysis with prior of 0.001.
Finally, because elevated temperature results in a reduction of endotoxin tolerance [ 16] - a phenomenon that resembles the altered status observed in sepsis patients [ 17] - it would be of great interest to investigate whether fever is also associated with a less severe immunodysregulation.
But not long before his arrest, Mr. Shahzad was also equipped with a less-eccentric — and yet more dependably lethal — weapon.
Unfortunately for her she also became associated with a less flattering phrase – "Crowngate".
Irresistible to anyone with a row of the primrose volumes on his or her shelves, it will also entertain those with a less profound devotion to the game.
In part, President Bush can thank Mrs. Merkel for helping to patch things up, but he also arrives here with a less aggressive, more multilateral approach.
Mr Abe will also press ahead with a less controversial reinterpretation of the constitution to allow Japan to come to the defence of its allies if they are attacked.
Decreased levels of ICOSL and CCR2 are typical features of mature DCs and our results indicate that the PDAC patients with the best clinical outcome also had DCs with a less activated phenotype.
