Sentence examples for is less technically from inspiring English sources

The more recent technique of minisatellite analysis [ 14], MIRU-VNTR 24 loci, is less technically demanding than the IS 6110 RFLP typing technique, can discriminate at strain level, and is also promising for use in phylogenetic studies [ 15].

There is a bias that front-end engineering, which generally pays less and has more women, is less technically difficult.

And because the Wii is less technically ambitious, it has been easier for outside companies to make games for Wii than for the more complicated systems.

More persuasively, moderates within the New Majority say that Ms Bachelet's team is less technically competent than its predecessors, and that ideology and short-term politics have replaced realism and long-term vision.

Furthermore, the operative time is short, and the procedure is less technically demanding [7].

Performing this osteotomy method is less technically demanding and has an easier learning curve than other more complex osteotomy techniques, such as the Gigli saw osteotomy.

These new approaches have broken down the size limitation barrier of chemical synthetic methods and are less technically demanding.

For a beginner, it's less technically demanding than darts, dominoes or the egg and spoon race.

The self-driving technology being sold by John Deere and some of its competitors are less technically complex than the fully driverless cars that big tech companies and car manufacturers are working on.

Bley's illustrious reputation was more confined to the jazz loop than Peterson's, but if he was less technically ostentatious or inclined toward popular repertoires of Broadway songs and swing grooves, he was a dazzling virtuoso in his own ways.

Meanwhile, Nintendo implied that its next console, the Revolution, might be less technically impressive than those of its competitors, but said that it would set itself apart with its games, much the way it did with successful entries like its Mario Brothers series.