Sentence examples for being much less numerous from inspiring English sources
Insertions, being much less numerous than SNPs, were expectedly less widespread in their distribution and tended to coincide with SNPs spikes.
We used the tag option to overcome the discrepancy between the individuals typed for HLA loci and the individuals typed for SNPs, the latter being much less numerous than those typed for HLA.
In the biggest primaries in the days immediately ahead, which take place in California, New York, Michigan and Ohio, Mr. Bush will be able to rely much less on Christian conservatives, who are much less numerous in those states, as are conservatives of any stripe.
Because the larger-size anti-tank mines cost more to produce and lay, they are much less numerous, increasingly more sophisticated, and generally found on roads or around military installations and other centers of travel and communication.
Separate subspecies are sometimes recognised in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, based on average differences in the breast-band and overall depth of the upperparts coloration, but the species is arguably better characterised by its having two colour morphs, of which the dark morph is much less numerous.
Because of the existence of a common and relatively homogeneous philosophical background—Hebrew texts were much less numerous and less diverse than Arabic philosophical works—and the fact that Jewish philosophers reading and writing in Hebrew read the works of their contemporaries and immediate predecessors, something like a dialogue can be discerned.
In situ measurements of pH were much less numerous compared to vertical profiles of temperature and salinity.
The French data compiled by Alexandrescu et al. (1996) are much less numerous (pink circles in Fig. 2a with dates preceded by "P" for Paris).
[10] Despite this improved understanding of barriers to participation, studies reporting possible solutions have been much less numerous.
