Sentence examples for including more or less from inspiring English sources

Although Lithuanian expansion into the lands of the Kiev realm, which had been destroyed by the Mongols, had begun in the 13th century, it was Gediminas who carved out the empire that became known as historic Lithuania, including more or less the area of present-day Lithuania, Belarus, and northwestern Ukraine.

Four alternative approaches, including more or less progress in cultivation and breeding, further differentiated by dry or moist conditions, resulted here in average yield changes from −8.2%to+38.6%6%.

A vast palette of new types of anti-cancer agents, including more or less specific targeted treatments, has become available to many cancer patients including those with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

Taking the variability incorporated in this procedure into account, a wider range of other prediction models including more or less predictors becomes plausible, see also Pfeiffer & Raymond [53] who estimated the rate of falsely included/excluded variables when applying LASSO logistic regression to a simulated dataset.

For studies for which various estimates including more or less covariates were reported, and a choice existed as to which to include, those that controlled for the most potential confounders not on the causal pathway were chosen.

Most notably, though, they include more or less a whole continent, namely Africa.

But Mormon scriptures say some harsh things about dark-skinned people and until 1978 blacks were barred from the priesthood, which, in Mormon parlance, includes more or less any devout male over the age of 12.

TECHNIP has historically designed these reactor bays based on Licensor information, which include more or less empirical correlations.

There are many definitions of life and/or living organisms that include more or less long lists of properties (Luisi 1998).

Family innovations to educational time use could include more or less oversight after school, a new system to ensure homework is completed, or moving closer to a library.

Those changes have included more or less totally replacing the executive team, starting with new CEO Marissa Mayer and including a new COO, CFO and more.