Sentence examples for highly less from inspiring English sources
However, if domains with boundaries of highly less smoothness (even nonrectifiable or fractal) are allowed, then customary definition of the Cauchy integral falls, but the boundary value problems keep their interest and applicability.
MJH is substantially lower in large metropolitan areas than in smaller cities and in rural areas, while CPS sample weights are larger (smaller) in highly (less) populated areas due to relative under (over) sampling.
It has been observed that proteins with conserved and essential functions tend to be longer than proteins with highly less conserved and non-essential functions [ 30].
Unfortunately, however, evidence suggests that this is difficult to achieve since rural background students have been shown to be highly less likely to apply for entry to medical school [ 30, 31].
Another regional study in Guangxi, province of China, found that the mean dietary cholesterol was 199.2 mg/day in Han Chinese, 21 highly less than that in Tianjin, 20 which implied regional differences exist in China.
These regions correspond to the regions in Figure 1D, in which we used highly and less highly conserved regions, highly and less highly non-coding conserved regions, and regions enriched (>20% in the bases) with highly and less highly conserved coding regions.
These strains had previously been shown to produce either highly or less neuroinvasive infection and induced genes similar to corresponding highly or less neuroinvasive lineage 1 strains in mice.
No. "The voices are mixed very highly, with less sound effects in India," Ratner says.
The heavily trailed tome will say that it is "highly unlikely (less than 5%)" that observed warming and ice loss are due to natural factors.
The values in 1986 124.77), 1997 (118.4) and 2007 988) indicate age reporting improved to being approximately accurate (110 124.9) and highly accurate (less than 105), respectively.
Both diabetes mellitus and BD are highly refractory: less than half of the participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) met glycemic control goals (Koro et al. 2004).
