Sentence examples for are rejected less from inspiring English sources

Salmon lice display increased rates of attraction to and settlement onto susceptible hosts, and are rejected less throughout the infection [ 21].

The blood taken from the umbilical cords of newborn children is rejected less often than adult cells, but only a fraction of the supply is preserved.

It may push Scottish nationalists to proceed with a break-up of Britain that was rejected less than two years ago.

On the one hand, we have reason to assume that partially hospitalised clients will be rejected less.

More than 80%% of rejected issues are rejected within a week, and less than 7%% take more than 6 weeks to be rejected.

But Mr. Moussavi and the protesters are rejecting anything less than new elections.

However, it has been shown that as the biological offspring develop and become stronger swimmers, the parents are less active about rejecting larger foreign young, but when they do reject, often foreign young are rejected before they are large enough to be perceived as a direct threat to the biological offspring.

It's ideal for the government because it fosters an environment in which people are less likely to appeal when their claim is rejected and less likely to support those around them who may be suffering as a result of the welfare changes.

"We are discussing a proposal that is very similar to the proposal that was rejected massively less than a week ago," he added.

The local-telecoms competition rules that the FCC wrestled with last month had been rejected no less than three times by the courts before Mr Powell got to them.

From the overidentification restriction tests of the instrument reported, it can be seen that both models are overidentified and the null hypotheses (H 0: the models are underidentified) can be rejected at less than the 1 % level.