"as none less than" is an idiom that is commonly used in written English.
It is used to emphasize how important someone is, or how impressive their credentials are. For example: "He was acclaimed as none less than an expert in the field."
Bothersome tiredness was categorized (0 4) as "none", "less than 7 days per month", "7-14 days", "> 14 days per month" and "daily".
"Bothersome tiredness" was categorized by as: none, less than 7 days per month, 7 14 days, > 14 days per month, daily (0 4).
Wine consumption was classified as none, less than once weekly and once weekly or more.
Questions with regard to smoking habits included information about the number of smoked cigarettes, which was classified as: none, less than 10, less than 20, less than 40 or more than 40 cigarettes per day.
We therefore grouped the data for numbers of days with self harm events, creating an ordered categorical variable of frequency of self harm with seven categories defined as none, less than once per month, less than once per fortnight, less than once per week, once or more per week, twice or more per week, and most days.
In the telephone interview, the corresponding questions were "How many glasses of wine and bottles of beer and glasses of spirits, respectively, do you drink per week?" and "How many cups of tea and coffee, respectively, do you drink per week?" A priori, the responses were categorized as none, less than one per week, the precise number of drinks per week, or do not know/do not wish to answer.
This log included options to indicate time as follows: None, Less than 10 min, 10 20 min, 20 30 min, 30 40 min, 40 50 min, and More than 50 min.
Duration of breastfeeding was analysed as reported (continuous) in months and as categories of none, less than, or equal to 3 months, 4 6 months, 7 12 months, and greater than or equal to 13 months.
Starting today until March 29 , 18sculptures, none less than 10 feet fall and one as high as 16 feet, will be arrayed along two-thirds of a mile.
The bad news is that capitalism creates vicious inequalities and instabilities – none less than in China's incomplete revolution, but also in the system as a whole.
None less than the Beatles turn up in Jake Kasdan's "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story".
