Sentence examples for been far less considered from inspiring English sources

Receptor property is only one of the aspects of the rich structure of olfaction, while other important olfaction features, such as the large number of olfactory receptor neurons, their hierarchical organization, the odor patterns in the olfactory bulb, and the odor diffusion along the olfactory epithelium have been far less considered.

I suggested that our variety of interests possibly indicated a 'national open-mindedness', but Bishop was soon to call out the pluralistic listening habits as being far less considered than that.

"It would have been far less expensive.

There has been far less learning.

In general, we conclude that being offered a family history test was far less readily considered as a potential threat to autonomy than the offer of a DNA-test.

Although some verification by PCR and sequencing may be necessary for assembly of further chloroplast genomes by this method, the level required should be far less intensive, particularly considering that with optimised parameter settings automatic SNP detection was reliable.

Research on disease-oriented key clinical findings to revise the probability estimate of a given disease has shown that such clinical findings may be far less useful while considering their positive or negative likelihood ratios.

"Their political beliefs are far less a result of considered opinion than we might think… As a child needs to be persuaded by his or her teacher of some of the counter-intuitive physical laws of nature, so do they need to be persuaded of the laws of human tendencies," writes the author, sounding like David Attenborough looking at a rare mammal.

Capabilities and motivation (individual factors) are often targeted, but context (social and environmental variables) is far less likely to be considered.

The draft the commission passed is far less ambitious than others it considered, some of which would have required the 527 groups to register as political committees with the commission and submit to contribution limits and other regulations.

They may have pretty impressive advertising campaigns but their studies are far less impressive and not really considered medically credible.