Sentence examples for less accurately than from inspiring English sources

Historically, minorities are counted less accurately than whites.

Context always counts in the N.B.A. Felton is shooting more, and less accurately, than Lin did last season.

Results indicated that the moderate patients performed less accurately than mild and non-impaired patients, and that across all groups, the imitation conditions were performed less accurately than pantomime, relative to controls.

Several studies have found that black women's statements were remembered less quickly and less accurately than those of their white female and male peers.

Canopy chlorophyll content (leaf chlorophyll content × LAI) was predicted less accurately than leaf chlrophyll content due to the low estimation accuracy of LAI for values higher than 4.5.

Surgeons predict the quality of life of claudicating patients less accurately than patients do themselves, and may differ from their colleagues in such assessments.

However, lesion size and geometry are less accurately depicted than at narrower collimation and lower pitch settings.

Are stop consonants slower and less accurately perceived than nonstop consonants for RD children?

Are consonant clusters slower and less accurately perceived than nonclusters for RD children?

The use of psychoactive medication has been shown to be less accurately reported than other medications [ 9, 11, 13].

Also in previous studies, the use of psychoactive medication has been less accurately reported than other medications [ 9, 11, 13].