Sentence examples for is less extensive than from inspiring English sources

It is less extensive than many New England sites, but also has updates on grasses and wildflowers.

This movement is still practiced by many people, although it is less extensive than during the Sultanate period, when it constituted a major seasonal event on the island (see Elie [2004]: 73).

Aim 2, treatment modification: if a tumour responds in such a way that surgical treatment can be altered or in practice is less extensive than primarily decided upon based on MRI1, then MRI2 is indicated (Figs. 16, 17).

While I may have cared about Jim and Pam on "The Office" or (early on) Phil and Claire on "Modern Family," my curiosity about Kermie's love triangle and job strain is less extensive than "The Muppets" thinks it is.

It is interesting that the degree of filamentation observed in bacteria that are actively expressing the DX gene is less extensive than the extent of filamentation observed in other bacterial systems [44].

The reduction in progesterone production by PKA knockdown is less extensive than with the use of H89 (data not shown) since, as described above, the efficiency of the transfection is not 100% as it is the uptake of H89 by the cells.

Adjacent bone disease was less extensive than muscle disease, and, in most cases, subcutaneous stranding or extension was observed adjacent to the masses.

The breach will eventually turn out to have been less extensive than at first feared.

Even so, many Brazilians say the decorations are less extensive than in the run-ups to other World Cups.

Social services are less extensive than during the last period of double-digit unemployment, in the early 1980s.

But Mr. Kellner said that when the tally sheets in all five boroughs had been reviewed, the problem was less extensive than first thought.