Sentence examples for fewer off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fewer off" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a miscombination of "fewer" and "off," which do not typically go together in standard usage. Example: "We have fewer off days this month than last month." (This example uses "fewer" correctly, but "off" is not applicable here.)
Marsh took 20 off the 42nd over and Maxonly one fewer off the 43rd.
With fewer off days during the season, the level of play was lower due to fatigue, and some older players rested to avoid burnout and recuperate from injuries.
Ropinirole prolonged release significantly decreased the average "off" awake time by 2.1 hours daily compared to 0.3 hours daily by placebo, which results in an adjusted treatment effect of 1.7 fewer "off" hours a day with ropinirole prolonged release.
Using these assumptions, 11%, 29%, and 78% of patients, respectively, had no gaps in therapy, and 33%, 53%, and 87%, respectively, had 30 days or fewer off therapy annually.
Finally, the results from our models have implications for future pharmaceutical therapies intended to target cholesterol production with greater specificity and fewer off target effects, suggesting that this can be achieved by mimicking the coordinated down-regulation observed in immunological responses.
To opera fans, the all-but-certain demise of City Opera portends a future with fewer choices and fewer off-the-beaten-path works.
Why are they doing this?' " As he became a more experienced campaigner, Mr. Bloomberg made fewer off-the-cuff slip-ups.
The advantage of the short life span of CAR-modified NK cells is that they have fewer off-target effects than CAR-modified T cells.
It's a largely win-win situation: consumers save money, and resorts can adjust their prices to suit demand, so they have fewer off-days.
The recently emerged optogenetic tools open exciting opportunities by enabling signaling regulation with superior temporal and spatial resolution, easy delivery, rapid reversibility, fewer off-target side effects, and the ability to dissect complex signaling networks.
The expectation is that single target molecules with high specificity might not have access to complex interacting neural pathways, and that moderate potency could engender fewer off-target side effects.
