Sentence examples for evaluating less than from inspiring English sources

There also exist a body of literature evaluating less than three types of mitigation strategies that were not considered as part of the review, as we discussed in the methods section.

Among the dose response effects evaluated, less than half reported a significant trend.

Unsupervised residents who had performed and evaluated less than 500 ultrasound examinations were compared with unsupervised residents who had performed and evaluated more than 500 ultrasound examinations.

There were no significant differences between unsupervised residents who had evaluated (and performed) more than 500 ultrasound examinations and those who had evaluated less than 500 ultrasound examinations for these two diagnoses (Table  5).

We included all consecutive ED patients ≥18 years with pain intensity >6 (verbal numerical scale from 0 to 10), assigned to an ED bed, and whose pain was re-evaluated less than 1 h after receiving analgesic treatment.

Of the many immune system parameters that have been evaluated, less than 10% of the murine immune system is similar to the human immune system; in contrast, more than 80% of the porcine immune system is similar to the human immune system.

Oodles of research demonstrates that women are evaluated less positively than identically qualified men when applying for stereotypically male jobs, such as leadership roles.

One obvious explanation for the refractoriness of this type of anxiogenic convictions is that socially anxious individuals are actually evaluated less positively than non-anxious individuals, for example because they behave less skilful in social situations.

The less conclusive evidence about the cost-effectiveness of CHWs in other areas may reflect that these areas have been evaluated less (and less rigorously) than others, rather than an actual difference in cost-effectiveness in the various service delivery areas or interventions.

These findings may relate to the fact that some areas have been evaluated less (and less rigorously) than others, rather than reflecting an actual difference in cost-effectiveness in the various service delivery areas or interventions.

Development of wild nature was evaluated less positively in a forested area than in more open, rural areas.