Sentence examples for greater for less from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the proportion of information concealed in free text will be greater for less 'hard' outcomes in certain disease areas.

Moreover, the accuracy gain from using the most diverse reference panel instead of randomly selected reference panels is greater for less common variants (e.g., 0 < MAF < 0.2) than for more common variants (e.g., MAF ≥ 0.2) (Table 2).

The perceived risk of enrolling in a health insurance policy with limited choice may be greater for less healthy people, because they are more likely to need care, now and in the near future.

The decline in incidence when calculated over longer recall periods is greater for less memorable fractures such as finger/toe, than for fractures associated with greater inconvenience such as leg fractures.

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Instead of indulgent spa treatments, opt for manicures or blowouts, which will have everyone looking and feeling great for less money.

One issue is that the gap between need and utilisation seems to be greatest for less well-off adults.

Although the gap between epidemiologically estimated need and treatment provided seems to be greatest for less well-off adults, we do not know if the differences are related to dentist or patient factors, and therefore we cannot determine whether over- or under-treatment occurred.

Such concerns are warranted for some types of finance, but a greater role for less leveraged investors with longer-term liabilities be they insurers, pension funds or credit funds—is only to be welcomed.

Mr Rajoy fears the loss of face, but the alternative is greater humiliation for less benefit later, when Spain is in deeper trouble and his own authority is further diminished.

"We know that from evidence from Sweden, where sex workers take greater chances, for less money".