Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis that assumed the benefits only last for one year beyond the end of the 12 month trial and applied a lesser effect of smoking on mortality still showed a 71% likelihood that the intervention is cost effective.
Specifically, for this secondary AflII analysis, the number of standard deviations in sizing error allowed in an alignment between fragments was doubled from the default of 2 to 4, and the parameter determining the degree to which mismatched cut sites contribute to the score was adjusted to apply a lesser penalty by doubling the value from the default of 0.2 to 0.4.
If you are grilling a thinner cut, you should either choose a milder rub or apply a lesser amount of a stronger-flavored rub.
Places such as South Africa can be very cold in winter, and the same applies - to a lesser extent - to India.
The same would apply, to a lesser degree, to an outcome in which Russia, while notionally accepting Ukrainian sovereignty, covertly controlled parts of that country.
But such practices are still being applied to a lesser degree, and they can be pulled out of the arsenal whenever political or social conditions dictate.
This applied to a lesser extent for Bulgarians than for Poles.
The same applies to a lesser extent with compromise, and it is the choice of each individual organisation how far it should go in terms of such compromises.
Young people who complete their school career with a lower secondary school-leaving certificate as their maximum level qualification are therefore a very selective group in social terms, which also applies to a lesser extent to those who have attained an intermediate school-leaving certificate.
Although the EGP-class of the parents and their attained educational degree could be biased when based on students' reporting, there is evidence that the reliability of child reports on parental occupation is high, whilst this applies to a lesser extent to parental educational level (Jerrim and Micklewright 2014; Engzell and Jonsson 2015).
The same remark applies, to a lesser extent, to "elevated blood glucose or treatment" vs. "diabetes".
