Sentence examples for defined less than from inspiring English sources

The tone of the political season was defined, less than two months ago, by a sexual scandal involving Anthony Weiner, the former city congressman, who is one of the Democratic candidates.

Apart from the fact that in our parliament today, where the policies and legislation that affect us are debated and defined, less than one in four MPs is female and women make up only a fifth of the membership of the House of Lords.

Some articles defined 10 mm or less as the criterion of a short dental implant [47, 50], and some defined less than 10 mm as a short dental implant [46, 51].

We arbitrarily defined less than 16 repeats as low (L) and 16 or more repeats as high (H) repeat number.

When developing the measure Zarit defined less than 21 as low burden, higher than our mean (median) score of 18.5 (17)[ 19, 20].

For instance, Webb et al [ 34] defined less than 4 months of age as being 0-17 whereaswhereas Grummer-Strawn et al [ 27] identified infant feeding patterns at 4 months as events occurring in weeks 15 to 18. Furthermore, some studies have used the terms "before 4 months" and "at 4 months" interchangeably [ 29], creating additional confusion.

Powerboating is defined less by tradition than by innovation: what goes fastest is best.

Outcomes were defined in less than one third of the articles, and impact was not defined at all.

But in many countries, premature babies – defined as less than 37 weeks gestation – are not expected to survive.

The number of babies born prematurely, defined as less than 37 full weeks of gestation, is also rising.

The proportion of Brazilians living in this state (defined as less than 70 reais a month) declined from 8.8%to3.6%6% between 2002 and 2012.