Sentence examples for far less selective from inspiring English sources
Unlike the News Feed, which uses a bunch of algorithms to try to surface interesting content, the Ticker is supposed to be a real-time stream of everything all of your friends do (or at least, it uses far less selective algorithms).
At the spatial level, however, the sight of a movement on the left side of space will activate far less selective motor representations for any response on the left side of space.
Therefore, the consensus maps of PSMR pairs show that one member of a given pair or more specifically certain TM strands within each PSMR pair are maintained under far less selective pressure.
YdgE/YdgF homologues demonstrated a much lower mean dS/dN value (1.84) suggesting that these homologues are under far less selective pressure than the SMP or SUG members surveyed (Additional file 2).
We found that, while single units recorded from the MeA of juvenile mice responded to VNO stimuli, they were far less selective for male, female, and predator cues than those in the adult MeA, and instead showed closer similarity with the response selectivity identified in the adult AOB.
The hydroxyl and hydroperoxy radicals formed by ozone decomposition and by Fenton's reagent have on the contrary been shown to be far more reactive and much less selective than ozone [ 20, 21].
Studies show that high-achieving, low-income students are far less likely to apply to selective colleges than their better-off counterparts, because they do not know their options, or wrongly believe that better schools are beyond their reach.
Vanity presses are typically a lot less selective than mainstream publishers and therefore confer far less prestige.
The drugs, called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or S.S.R.I.'s, are far less lethal in overdose than the older generation of so-called tricyclic antidepressants, making them more difficult for depressed patients to use in suicide attempts.
The California State system is less selective and research-oriented than the prestigious University of California system, but teaches far more students.
Mutant viruses with alterations in their fusion proteins that could emerge under selective pressure would have impaired fusion machinery triggering mechanisms, and should be far less fit and transmissible than the parent viruses.
