Sentence examples for but less well when from inspiring English sources

We tested several of the designed solutions experimentally and found that this approach worked well when normal mode calculations were used to deform a native BH3 helix structure, but less well when they were used to deform an idealized helix.

The L-curve method is found to perform better than OCV or GCV, particularly for high noise levels in the operational responses, but less well when these noise levels are low.

Fuel cell hybrid scooters provide an adequate performance on horizontal road surfaces, but perform less well when climbing slopes.

An analogous relationship has previously been reported by Tipping [23, 24] who found that earlier versions of the WHAM V, which is used in BLM 2.2.3, calculated reliable simulations for copper titrations of humic and fulvic acids when the [Cu]/DOC ratios were high, but performed less well when the [Cu]/DOC ratio was low.

Both use hedging tactics to avoid market falls, but do much less well when markets are racing ahead.

Buckley believes in the novel partly as seminar (and why not?), but this works less well when everyone already agrees about the major issues (Nazi defenders, anyone?).

This approach is fine when the partner is France, or some other affluent country, but it works less well when research partners are in developing countries.

Currently, the most commonly used method for assessment of breast cancer is the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool (BCRAT, also referred to as the Gail model) [ 2], which works well to identify populations of women at increased BC risk, but which performs less well when used to predict risk for individual women [ 3, 4].

But they've often done less well when it comes to making sure that the fruits of that economy are shared.

Maybe it's because they're so ancient, but they seem to work far less well when spoken aloud than they did in print.

Okoye did less well when it mattered most – ending up last in the final – but most discus-throwers only reach their peak in their late 20s or early 30s.