Sentence examples for in less depth from inspiring English sources
Some topics are coverd in less depth than in MATH 1110, while more advanced topics are introduced.
Similarly, impact on profit performance, investment intention and location decisions of firms has also been studied, although in less depth.
The Week offers summaries of articles published elsewhere, covering more bases than its competitors, but in less depth and with a lower cost structure.
With so many communicative tools around us, we tend to communicate in less depth: the crowded bar, not the dinner party; the Facebook update over the phone call.
It found that in all three subjects, pupils now have to learn a wider range of topics than they used to, but cover some of them in less depth.
At the same time, it must be emphasized that there are other conditions in which UES opening is reduced in extent, duration, or timing, which is discussed in less depth (see Other Conditions Associated with Disordered Upper Esophageal Sphincter Opening, below).
In cnidarians, Notch signaling has been studied in much less depth than Wnt signaling; however, it appears to be important during development for proper cell fate determination, neurogenesis, and for establishing tissue boundaries during the budding of new polyps [ 16, 17, 72].
Lincoln Center said it would continue to provide free advice to outside arts executives who make brief visits to the campus, though in considerably less depth.
But in this case, it applies to former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, whose own political origins have been explored in far less depth.
Although these skills are taught, in rather less depth, within the medical curriculum, it is a very different proposition when they are being applied to your own data.
"Part of that is a lot just a lot of younger people moving in, and a larger migrant population — so by younger, meaning not just in age, but also less depth in their credit history, and we think that's one factor," Ms. Sweet said of the lower credit scores in Texas in particular.
