Sentence examples for far less frequency from inspiring English sources
On Monday, part of the war seemed to have tipped in Israel's favor with the I.D.F.'s Twitter posts far outnumbering those of the armed wing of Hamas, which seemed to have posted with far less frequency than earlier.
In the rural setting, where R. rattus was represented with far less frequency (14.3%), neither rickettsial agent was detected in collected fleas.
Considering the general situation, the physical signals observed by the nodes change continuously and smoothly in a long period of time, and the sampling frequency of the nodes is far less than the frequency of signal changes.
Unlike our findings that pPB-cassette3short with short TRDs at the ends results in a higher activity than its long counterpart in HEK 293, attempts to transform D. melanogaster with p(PZ -Bac-EYFP consisting of 35-bPZ -Bac-EYFP63-bPZ -Bac-EYFPded transformation frequenconsistingess than full-length piggyBac cofstructs (reduced from 15% to 0.6%) [ 29].
But he said the frequency was far less than critics of juries suggested.
In particular, the questions about intake of certain foods that are used in the YDR tool are far less detailed than the food frequency questionnaires that are used to assess nutritional intake in the NHS.
Potential health effects of static magnetic fields have received far less attention than, for example, power frequency or radiofrequency fields.
Whom you fight with, what you fight about, and the frequency with which you fight matters far less to your happiness health than how you fight.
Such a system might potentially achieve tremor control with far less power demand and greater specificity than current high frequency stimulation approaches, and may lower the risk for tolerance and rebound.
Switching to the second drug is still effective in reducing the frequency of resistance to the first drug, but far less so than in the absence of input of patients colonized with bacteria resistant to the first drug.
While the frequency of brain metastases complicating pediatric cancers is far less than in adult cancers, a male-female difference is evident in germ cell tumor (GCT) metastases to the brain with 13/15 reported cases occurring in males [ 51].
