Sentence examples for further or less from inspiring English sources

For instance, the DPCO model was based on a selected CRPC patient population; other CRPC patient populations may have further or less advanced disease, with potential implications on expected PSA dynamics and associated clinical outcome predictions.

I have never felt more like a tourist than I did in Doha, never felt further from or less aware of what the authentic lived experience of the city might have been.

Further, the occurrence of a given event may make further relapses more or less likely.

The rate of water consumption in most countries in the region already exceeds the harnessed renewable water supply: at the present population growth rate, the average annual available water per indigenous capita will drop further to ~100 m3 or less by the year 2020 (Håkan and Jägerskog 2006).

36 In 271 Lo1 hybrids, the nptII transcripts were barely detectable already in F1 individuals and thus were reduced further to 1% or less compared to the non-silenced line (Fig. 3B ).

After entering in a destination, you can receive tips like "prices won't drop further" or "prices are less than normal," to help you figure out if you should book now or wait.

Therefore, patients with a good response to lithium typically have no further or at least less severe/less frequent affective episodes which should in turn decrease the risk of suicidal behavior.

Jane Austen fans and scholars need not read any further; they are more or less required to attend "Innocent Diversions: A Christmas Entertainment With Jane Austen and Friends," just as they are compelled to take in any Austen-inspired film or public television program.

Since the maximum wind-speed radius, central pressure differential, latitude of typhoon center and even surface temperature of the ocean during typhoon process affect wind-pressure distribution coefficient β more or less, further study and verification are needed to determine the method for calculating β that gives the best precision for the radial atmospheric pressure distribution of a typhoon.

For example, if the observation uncertainty region overlaps with the left side of the prediction uncertainty region, this corresponds to an increased likeliness that the vehicle has turned further to the right or less to the left than in the previous inter-frame interval.

This further objection is more or less as follows: The Lewis story (or the "hypothesis of the plurality of worlds" (PW) as it is referred to by Brock and Menzies/Pettit) will, according to the Lewis story, be something that is true at every world in the Lewis story.