Sentence examples for items and less from inspiring English sources
The study also found that normal-weight women were more likely to have a designated cupboard for snack items and less likely to buy food in large-sized packages than those who are obese.
He is rueful about the side-effects: "In Manchester, 'dirty' still sells well, and even though I've tried relentlessly to push more grill items and less calorific dishes, the stuff that looks sloppy-great in a photo can often achieve 500-plus RTs on Twitter.
"The overall bill seems more like a hodgepodge of items and less like a thoughtful set of comprehensive reforms to help the IRS become more effective as a tax administrator," said Mark Mazur, a former U.S. Treasury official and analyst at the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank.
Love enjoys incorporating both traditional repertory items and less familiar contemporary pieces in his programs.
Infit statistic is more sensitive to the pattern of responses to person-targeted items and less sensitive to the presence of outliers and therefore is considered more informative.
The sum score of all the seven food items was calculated and further dichotomised into 3 items and less, and more than three items.
Differences in course experiences between facilitators and students (table 4) showed that facilitators experienced a greater workload (item 3), less reasonable demands (item 5) and less encouragement than the students (item 23) and found the study guide much more useful than the students (item 19).
High gravity fermentation is an accepted method to produce more ethanol in existing fermenters and distil houses (affecting item 1), and uses less cooling equipment and produces less effluent (affecting item 3), resulting in higher yield (affecting item 2) and less staff work (affecting item 4); all these properties decrease the money investment for ethanol production.
There are fewer items overall and less inventory management to contend with.
Most archaeological analyses of social status focus on variation in burials, elaborate architecture, and prestige items and give less attention to the fact that people express and construct social identities in their everyday lives.
Third, if backroom space is available, retailers can make use of it by assigning more showroom space to highly profitable items and moving less profitable items to the backroom, from where they are replenished more frequently.
