Sentence examples for but less numerous from inspiring English sources

In sparsely populated rural areas of central and southern Italy, including the rugged Apennine mountains, the dogs are apparently gaining ground in a new Darwinian struggle for survival against their more powerful but less numerous competitors.

The class outlasted the newer – but less numerous – Lord Nelson class by one month when No. 30770 was withdrawn from Basingstoke Shed in November 1962.

For the LIFT cohort, the variables included in propensity score calculation were similar but less numerous, including characteristics of the mother, characteristics of the newborn and neonatal hospitalisation.

Newly formed muscle fibers are typically numerous and visible in young regenerating muscle, but less numerous in old muscle, which instead shows more mononucleated cells and scar formation (Fig. 5A).

By contrast, R. dominica in New Delhi peaked once during summer (May) around bulk storage but tended to be more consistent (but far less numerous) in habitats away from storage.

Radial fibers are also found but are less numerous.

The dorsal surface exhibits similar surface features, but papillae appear less numerous and are smaller.

In high summer, the tourists may be more visible because so many Parisians have gone, but they are less numerous than in the early summer and early autumn.

Buyers from all over the world still milled through the cavernous exhibition halls on Tuesday, but they appeared less numerous than during previous fairs.

So, in sum, there is much more to be said about changing hurricane traits than the usual mantra that they will probably be more intense, will rain more, will ride atop higher seas, but could be less numerous overall.

The bacteria were also found in four of the control animals, but were much less numerous than in samples from caries-affected horses.