Sentence examples for dot less from inspiring English sources

Two weeks before birth, Suzan Murray told me, a panda fetus appears on an ultrasound as just "a dark circle with a little white dot, less than a centimetre in diameter".

Although the presence of supervised treatment (DOT), less time-to-treatment centres and being treated in DOTS centres were relatively higher among the patients with MDR-TB compared with patients without MDR-TB, these findings include information of their most recent TB treatment episode only.

Regarding the outcome variables, treatment was administered under DOT less frequently in patients with EPTB than PTB (OR 0.69; 95% CI 0.67 – 0.71), and patients with EPTB were less likely to default during treatment than patients with PTB (OR 0.79; 95% CI 0.76 – 0.83) (Table  4).

A Scientist: So, fluorescent dots less than ten billionths of a centimetre wide that glow any colour of the rainbow: what's not to love?

One could make the presentation of numbers of dots less variable, by always using the same dot configuration for each numerosity, but then one would no longer be presenting numbers of objects, but rather symbols.

There has been some realization that collecting and connecting dots when everything and anything looks like a dot is less than illuminating.

Morphological features of the CNDs were studied using TEM which showed that the ablation rate depends on the physical parameters that make it possible to synthesize CNDs that are nearly spherical in shape and has dot diameter less than 5 nm.

Small size of C-Dots which less than 10 nm in diameter can be understood by dots particle behaviors.

As reported by Jevons (who was his own observer, n = 1), for 3 dots or less, the hit rates were almost 100%, and decreased gradually to approximately 20% for 10 dots.

The alternative probes, quantum dots, suffer less from photobleaching but instead they flicker on and off, similarly limiting their usefulness as probes.

These "dots" offer less information than a full-size site but let you keep a lot of different information close at hand.