Sentence examples for had less interaction from inspiring English sources
Convective banding had reformed, wind shear had decreased and the cyclone had less interaction with land as it slowly moved further into the South China Sea.
In my own personal case, I have spent time with Millennials with whom I would have had less interaction; I can begin to understand their personal styles, responsiveness, ingenuity, and workplace skills.
As shown in Figure 1, the registered/enrolled nurses had less interaction time with clients compared to other cadres (p < 0.001).
It's the kind of sound of typing in the office, which is a little bit creepy" (Nurse)." Within the early stages of implementing RiO, some users expressed their stress and anxiety, stating that they had less interaction with colleagues and spent more time than usual sitting in front of computers.
It also has less interaction with food".
We hypothesize that fibroblasts in severely damaged skin have less interaction with intact collagen and as a result experience a reduction in mechanical tension.
The microstructural analysis showed that the Si coated fuel has less interaction phase formation at low burn-up but at the highest burn-ups, defects start to develop on the IL matrix interface.
In this way, clustering a conventional distribution system to construct MGs for special purposes may have numerous benefits for consumers and distribution system owners such as local control strategy to have less interaction between different MGs, local reactive power compensation to reduce power losses, preventing the fault propagation and finally improvement the reliability of system.
This suggests that adding urea to the catalyst during the preparation helps the formation of bigger molybdenum clusters, which may have less interaction with the support and could be easily sulfurized, forming the active phase.
As the mesoporous molecular sieves present very high total surface area and large pore size, this may depress the TOF, causing the olefins (alkenes) produced during the dehydrogenation of alkanes on the metal sites to have less interaction with the acid sites on which they can be hydrogenated to give their relevant isomers.
