Sentence examples for differences are even less from inspiring English sources

The differences are even less comparing BAU-bound and 5-FU-bound enzymes, with structural differences limited almost exclusively to a loop lining the back side of the active site pocket (Figure 1, magenta highlight).

Each year, for example, the women taking Prempro had only six more heart attacks per 10,000 than the women taking a placebo; among younger women, the difference was even less.

But this difference is even less important than the first one; if we rephrased (b) and (c) in the above definition of fictionalism so that they were consistent with agnosticism, virtually nothing else about the fictionalist view would have to changed.

The difference is even less when group practices are compared.

In the inter-tester data set the mean difference is even less than 0.5°.

Breathlessness was also higher in the hookworm group but not statistically so, and during the high-risk period this difference was even less marked.

However, because data in health registries might be prone to under-representation of anomalies in the general population [ 7, 9, 15], this would imply that the significance of the difference is even less than described.

In the case of initial cell concentration of 10 CFU mL−1 the difference was even less and reached a 0.26 log10 decrease in the absence of MB and a 0.3 log10 decrease in the presence of MB (P value = 0.76) The results of the control experiments were very similar to those obtained in the RB study (Table 2), but in contradistinction to RB, MB was not found to exhibit any sonodynamic activity.

However, plant genetic properties accounting for these plant phenotypic differences are not well understood, and those determining differences in root-associated functional microbial groups are even less understood.

Others are even less patient.

"Rail and barge are even less developed".