Sentence examples for less cases and from inspiring English sources
Refocussing on the objective of our article we have to state that transport logistics hubs are included in much less cases and detail than has so far been the case with distribution logistics hubs (see chapter 4).
Although the study in Finland enrolled less cases and controls than in Ontario, this study achieved almost the same power assuming we know the direction of the effect and we can use a one-sided test.
When moving backwards from 0 to –11, every year will hold less and less cases (and controls) because the ones diagnosed with COPD in 1998 were not followed backwards in time, the ones diagnosed with COPD in 1999 were only followed backwards 1 year in time and so on.
Nurses working in the lower ranking hospitals may experience less pressure due to fewer patients or less severe/emergent cases, and less patient-nurse conflict.
We excluded consultants if their average cystectomy rate was two or less cases per year and they had fewer than three years of data.
In addition, vaccination resulted in 45,809 less cases of genital warts and 127,464 cases of CIN I-III for the lifetime of the cohort.
It's very popular in tropical parts of the world, like the Philippines, where there is incidentally less cases of heart disease and cancers than compared to the western world.
The difference in cardiothoracic patients between the patient pools may have resulted from less case throughput and better pre-intensive care glycaemic control.
Moreover, capecitabine showed a superior safety profile with significantly less cases of neutropenia, alopecia, diarrhoea, and stomatitis, but more cases of hand foot syndrome (Cassidy et al, 2002).
NoV outbreaks involved more cases, but less febrile cases and hospitalizations, showing that NoV outbreaks were less severe than bacterial outbreaks.
Knowledge gained on externally visible characteristics (EVC) from genotype data obtained by examination of crime scene samples may be used for investigative intelligence purposes, especially in suspect-less cases (Kayser and Schneider 2009).
