Sentence examples for even less subject from inspiring English sources

Instead of negotiating with governments for humanitarian access, the agency often must deal with multiple actors, including warlords and rebels and breakaway regions, even less subject to international pressure, law or shaming.

Suitable only for large population samples, because the probability of lost time in the last week is relatively low, the 7-day enquiry is even less subject to recall error.

Despite this, The rising danger in cycling has been the subject of little debate and even less study.

This suggests that even less academic subjects rely heavily on abstract learning.

Exactly why the painting is the source of such fascination is difficult to explain, since very little is known about the painter and even less about his subject.

The consequence for animal and plant life are no less than even if perhaps less subject to precise measurement as rising temperatures and seas.

4 At present, most CPRs are at the stage of initial development (derivation, mainly), fewer are validated and even less still were subject to impact analysis.

It is even less likely that subjects would be able to self-select themselves according to both genotype and pesticide exposure.

Some studies on validation of OHRQoL questionnaires have had similar or even less number of subjects in some age groups due to smaller sample sizes, although the age was more equally distributed in their sample [ 24, 27].

Similarly, DeStefano et al. (14) reported that the relative risk for coronary heart disease mortality was 1.8 (1.3 2.6) in older diabetic patients and 2.2 (1.8 2.5) in older nondiabetic patients (P for interaction = 0.45), and the risk of smoking was even less in younger diabetic subjects than in control subjects (P < 0.001).

Robert P. Vertes, a neuroscience professor at Florida Atlantic University, said the results showed "such a minor effect that it's not significant," adding that the effect was even less significant because other study subjects who remained awake showed similarly better recall with sound cues.