Sentence examples for is less strained from inspiring English sources

The comparison is less strained than it sounds.

This tendency can be rationalized in terms of the more favorable formation of a bicyclo[3.1.0]hexane system in the endo-cyclization, which is less strained than the bicyclo[2.1.0]pentane system that would result from the exo-cyclization.

Relations have been less strained in recent months, which analysts attribute partly to pressure on the North from China, the country's main benefactor, to stop provoking South Korea and the West.

Unsaturated small silicon ring molecules are less strained than the saturated ones and the unsaturated carbon congeners.

In the Chen family, relationships were less strained but Mother Chen's narrative did reveal that the two older daughters were the less close.

The envelope of the periodic peaks also shifts towards a larger angle for sample B (comparing to sample A), which means that layers are less strained with respect to the substrate as a result of arsenic incorporation (reducing the lattice mismatch with respect to GaSb substrate).

Their relationship during this time was less strained, with Jolie realizing that they were both "drama queens".

In healthy subjects, where dopaminergic neuron assemblies are less strained during motor response monitoring this alteration in firing is possible to a larger extent.

It is noteworthy that although PrCoO3 has the lowest G in the series studied, indicating a stable structure, LaCoO3, which should be even less strained, crystallizes in a trigonal structure.

The French reaction will probably be less enthusiastic because of Armstrong's strained relationship with officials for the Amaury Sport Organization, which owns the Tour.

Another audience member wrote to the Sandwich Gazette to lament: "Ever since Mr Shaw flung his unprintable word at the play-going public, my wife, who is a refined and educated woman, has regarded it as a huge joke to use this expletive... May I ask whether one's sense of humour is likely to be still further strained?" The critics were less prurient.