Sentence examples for described much less from inspiring English sources

His wives themselves are described much less flatteringly as gold-diggers or nags, squeezing Anton for more alimony or progeny.

Although CTL specificities against highly conserved HIV-1 determinants as dictated by vaccinia/HIV-1 vector constructs have been described, much less is known regarding patient cellular reactivities against autologous cells infected with HIV-1.

The remaining three components (reasons to use tobacco, social influences and resistance and life skills) were described much less frequently in the textbooks.

Although the epidemiology and clinical manifestations of serotypes HPIV-1 to HPIV-3 are well described, much less is known about HPIV-4, including its seasonality (2 ).

Although a large variety of signal transduction pathways have already been described, much less is known about the crosstalk between signal transduction and the consequent changes in chromatin structure that lead to changes in gene expression.

We agree that in comparison with extranodal non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL), the incidence of extranodal Hodgkin's lymphoma (HL) is much rarer and thus described much less frequently in the literature.

(It's hard to describe, much less do, but performing a "moore" involves circling the horse with one's legs a number of times).

Moreover - and this is a trickier thing to try to describe, much less explain - we somehow gained access to Hamlet's soul.

But it's also the kind of expertise that researchers will need if they hope to build a science that even remotely describes, much less predicts, the fullness of human mental suffering.

Yet they are all reduced to admitting that they don't have the tools to describe, much less to allay, the feelings of discomfort and violence that have taken over their lives.

Having had, as his mother predicted, "thousands of mornings to wake up and think about this", Dell has finally connected his father's decision to rob a bank to his experience of active service in the second world war, a life-changing interlude that his father has no way of describing, much less understanding.