Sentence examples for label less than from inspiring English sources

Even in the regions of densest label, less than 50% of the neurons were labeled, as estimated by comparison with adjacent Nissl stained sections.

By the time of the Dreadnought escapade, blackface was regularly used in the United States among white ethnic immigrants, who once would have been labelled less than white, as a way of signalling that they were quintessentially American.

Using morphological analysis and in situ end labelling, less than 4% of apoptotic tumour cells were detected in intact tissue from 11 out of 14 SEs.

Many of the directors' labels were questionable – especially the Less Than Meets the Eye chapter, in which John Huston, William Wyler and Billy Wilder featured.

Participants presented with the larger serving size label consumed less than those presented with the current serving size label.

Zara, an admired Spanish label, controls less than half of one percent.

In the end, it seemed that the Tea Party label mattered less than the strength of an individual candidate.

You would be hard pressed to find jeans that are more about the business of heritage than those of Imogene + Willie, even though the label is less than three years old.

The label launched less than two years ago, with a five-track EP that sounded like a malfunctioning Bop It by the artist easyFun, whose weird easyJet apeing logo came covered in low-resolution watermarks, the sort that photo libraries use to stop you stealing their images.

But after the sessions had wrapped, Cobain began to have misgivings, in part because the feedback he was getting from higher up the chain at his Geffen label was less than enthusiastic.

If 2016 taught us anything, surely it's that grabbing for the feminist label means less than nothing when it comes to actual progress on women's rights.