Sentence examples for far less knowledge from inspiring English sources

There is also currently far less knowledge in industry about QSAR models than about traditional experimental methods.

Similarly, we can use a microscope or a text editor with far less knowledge than it takes to design and build one.

For example, in many systems we now have an exquisite understanding of genetic mechanisms and developmental processes underlying phenotypes (reviewed by Stern and Orgogozo 2008), but with far less knowledge of their ecological function and context.

 In the past, far less scientific knowledge existed.

Furthermore, there is no suggestion that any of the officials named in the GCHQ document knew anything about security, far less had secret knowledge crucial to the defence of the realm.

The P(real seq| M) measure requires confidences to be assigned to the sequence at each position and rewards for accurate confidence as well as correct prediction; a best guess is far less useful without knowledge of which parts to trust.

Somebody will have some view of the First Amendment or free speech, and I think in India the basic knowledge is far less.

In the global South, knowledge is far less developed regarding reasons for opposition to wind power.

Nevertheless, awareness of the benefits of using chlorine to disinfect surfaces and objects in the home was far less common than the general knowledge for the recommended practice of drinking water chlorination.

However, most efforts towards supporting the use of research evidence have focused on clinical and prevention services, with far less effort devoted to mobilizing knowledge about effective practices in community-based organizations that provide essential on-the-ground support for PHAs.

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