Sentence examples for less coincidental from inspiring English sources

Maybe less coincidental is the fact that an upcoming new anthology of short stories – a project I felt was really exciting – features work by a mixture of new and more established writers, 80% of whom are male.

The service is based on the idea of "intention broadcasting" where you publish your intention to visit somewhere in the future, thus making happy coincidences in your social network less and less coincidental (and thus happier, more efficient).

Some people see this relationship as less than coincidental.

But when you consider that part of the ordering process for the SIM involved my family member providing T-Mobile with her birth date it does seem rather less convincingly coincidental.

And of course there are many yet "coincidences" in life that have yet to appear less than coincidental.

Since cardiac output decreased less than the coincidental increase in pulmonary resistance, the flow diverted from the blocked lobe resulted in higher pulmonary artery pressures (Additional file 1: Figures S10 S11), which could have been the underlying pathomechanism of the observed edema formation [15].

Is that coincidental to less freedom?

The researchers estimate the chances that the alignments are coincidental at less than 2 in 1000.

Because ANCA-associated CGN has a predilection for elderly individuals and primary type 3 MPGN is rarely seen in this age group, coincidental existence appears less likely.

It appears that they were younger, more highly educated and less likely to be experiencing coincidental life adversity than the general population [ 2].

The same inconvenience being hoisted onto your administration when we ask for targeted (not coincidental) action is no less than the inconvenience being thrust onto the black community when people are asked to take off work to show up to the polls.