Sentence examples for extent of less from inspiring English sources

The unidentified 17 accumulations were primarily in isolated locations and had a linear extent of less than 2 km.

Kane (1973), Kane and Trivedi (1981), and Rastogi (1974) found that CEJs have a small longitudinal extent of less than 3,000 km.

The overall aim is the reduction of thickness tolerances of steel and copper strips to an extent of less than 1 um.

This reflects the local time extent of less than 7 h of the ionospheric and field-aligned current perturbations that create the observed PiB variations around the midnight associated with substorm auroras.

One of the five associations observed in the Mokihinui lower gorge (a: BlP15) has an estimated extent of less than 0.5% (15,100 ha) of the NZ forest area, being highly scattered in occurrence (Table 2, Fig. 4b).

However, some evidence hints that the parathyroid mass is to a large extent of less importance for PTH secretion than the 'quality' of parathyroid mass.

The quadratic relationship also indicates that each new chlorine substituent increases the extent of adsorption less than the previous one (Sabljic, 1991, 2001).

The only "fair" agreement found in the grading of atrophy between CT and MARS MRI reflects the markedly poor soft tissue definition and resolution using CT, making an assessment of the extent of disease less precise.

Daccarett et al. showed that patients with mild remodelling of the LA, defined as an extent of LGE less than 8.5%, experienced low rates of thromboembolic complications (LGE 2.8%).

Although many of these changes were statistically significant, none was clinically significant, and the extent of change (less than an absolute mean of 3.5 beats/minute at all time points) would not be expected to confound heart-rate correction of QT values.

In addition, few LIF-repressed genes (Lifrep genes), with the extent of repression less than 2- fold, were retrieved 24 h after LIF withdrawal (Ddh2, Mtss1, Chd8 and ESTs), and no repressed genes were identified after 48 h of LIF starvation.