The phrase "are primarily less" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used because "primarily" and "less" convey conflicting meanings, making the phrase unclear.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that the participants are primarily less engaged in the activities."
Alternatives: "are mostly less" or "are mainly lower".
These committees are primarily female, and probably less than 50percentt of them work in the sense of being paid".
However, companies whose assets are primarily non-digital have less incentive to invest in prevention if they know their stock price will survive — and that takes a toll on the overall economy and consumer privacy.
Many of these antigens are primarily intracellular, making them less attractive targets as monoclonal antibodies.
Many NSCs remaining in the aged SEZ are primarily quiescent; they are less likely to undergo cellular division or neuronal differentiation than NSCs in the young adult brain, with lower chances of survival (Ahlenius et al., 2009).
However, bryophytes have multicellular reproductive structures, whereas those of green algae are unicellular, and bryophytes are mostly terrestrial and have complex plant bodies, whereas the green algae are primarily aquatic and have less-complex forms.
Nearshore and shelf deposits are primarily sand (Qms) at depths less than about 45 m and more fine-grained sediment - very fine sand, silt and clay (Qmsf), at depths greater than about 45 m.
Yet, adoption in the US and other Western countries is low and descriptions of successful implementations are primarily from the inpatient setting; less frequently the ambulatory setting.
Similarly, toxicological studies provide evidence that ultrafine particles (diameter of 100 nm or less), which are primarily from traffic exhaust in urban areas, can directly access the central nervous system.
While PyMol and VMD also combine a scripting environment with sophisticated visualization tools, they are primarily geared toward visualization and less on providing a clean application programmer interface (API) that is easy to use and allows for rapid development of new algorithms.
Such reviews are primarily concerned with financial efficiency and less so with other issues such as human rights and ethics).
