Sentence examples for described less than from inspiring English sources

Known only from its 53-centimeter-long skull and described less than a decade ago, Josephoartigasia monesi is the largest fossil rodent yet discovered and may have weighed a metric ton (see artist's conception above).

Isak Pretorius, yeast biologist at the University of South Australia in Adelaide adds that scientists have described less than 1% of the estimated 700,000 strains of wine yeast worldwide.

Kutuzov's abilities on the battlefield were, in the eyes of his contemporaries and fellow Russian generals, far more complex and often described less than complimentarily.

All subsequent components described less than 0.06%.

For each HIV-1 protein, we removed an interaction type if it described less than six interactions.

Providers correctly described less than half (46%) of the information on birth spacing, family planning, and consequences of unsafe abortion that should be provided to PAC patients.

On the user side, Luckie describes less-than-positive experiences from black people who find "that their attempts to create 'safe spaces' on Facebook for conversation among themselves are being derailed by the platform itself".

He underscores Mrs. Clinton's intelligence, toughness and resilience but also describes less than attractive traits that have more often been ascribed to George W. Bush: religious convictions that "to some bordered on a messiahlike self-perception," a "demand for absolute loyalty," a discomfort with being challenged.

Manuscripts involving animal data, case reports describing less than four subjects, language other than English, French, Spanish, or Portuguese and review articles were excluded.

The "Demographic and Asthma Characteristics of Cohort" section of "Results" in the manuscript originally published online was incorrect in describing less than two-thirds and 15% of the cohort; it has been corrected here to fewer than one-half and 30%.

Exclusion criteria for these representative studies in this sense were: (a) Studies from the perspective of pathologists (autopsy studies), (b) studies from the perspective of surgeons, (c) studies in which reporting of microbiological data (analysis of pathogens) was insufficient (most radiological studies) and (d) studies describing less than 4 patients with neutropenic enterocolitis.