Sentence examples for considered less organized from inspiring English sources

The practice of assigning leaf ranks (Hickey, 1971, 1977; Doyle and Hickey, 1976; Ash et al., 1999) provides a subjective but relatively repeatable method of recognizing levels of organization in leaves: a leaf with few orders of venation and irregular vein courses is considered less organized than a leaf with highly regular veins falling into distinct size classes.

As word spread, Dr. Friedman at Duke and Genentech organized studies of a type generally considered less than definitive.

That would be considered "less safe".

This striated organization, however, becomes less organized within the belly of the tether (data not shown).

Some participants believed that Aboriginal culture was more relaxed, organic, less time constrained, and less organized.

The installation feels less organized than artfully disorganized.

Other religious groups have been less vociferous and perhaps less organized than the Vatican.

The secondary-school movement was less organized, more unruly, than the university one.

Researchers say the hackers behind the recent spate of Twitter hacks are far less organized.

Local Republican Party affiliates are less organized in such states and turnout may be depressed.

The antibalaka were far more vicious than the Seleka, and less organized.