Sentence examples for less clashes from inspiring English sources

The EVfold-PLM models have slightly less clashes than the models from PconsFold.

The histogram of changes in the scores (Supplementary Fig. S2) shows that these indicators do not change notably for many of these structures, but at the same time 27 get a lower R-factor, 18 have less clashes and 19 show a better Ramachandran score.

Molecular docking study revealed the high binding score of compound 12a (−30.78 kcal/mol), with less clash contribution (7.2) that is close to indomethacin.

Less obvious clashes are happening.

It's a risky proposition commercially to make a film about a clash of ideas in a foreign country, much less the clash of these ideas in Pakistan.

On telly, there is less a clash of civilisations than a capitulation of civilisation.

And it will not be a metaphysical one: the very complicated relationship with China is much less a clash of worldviews than of interests.

The resulting contest has been less a clash of personalities or radically competing visions and more a mad dash in search of votes.

"Wrath of the Titans," which cost Warner Brothers and Legendary Pictures about $150 million to make, finished second, with about $34.2 million in ticket sales -- or 44 percent less than "Clash of the Titans" took in over its first three days in 2010.

Their most doughty opponent, it turns out, is the amorphous "spirit of '76", which makes the book less a clash of titans than an exercise in shadow boxing.Mr Ellis's strategy of building his narrative around four exemplary men certainly makes for more compelling reading than delving into tax rolls or birth registers.

A matchup between Mr. Obama and Mr. Giuliani, who was forged in the racial crucible of New York's police brutality nightmares of the 1990s, or between Mr. Obama and Mitt Romney, who was shaped by a religion that didn't give blacks equal membership until 1978, would be less a clash of races than of centuries.