Sentence examples for less containing from inspiring English sources
His forces are more or less containing the secessionists there; but their methods have been obscenely disproportionate.
Also, this approach bears the advantage of including important articles that have been published in journals that are of more general orientation, never the less containing important new diagnostic, pathophysiological or therapeutical aspects of respiratory, respectively cardiac diseases.
Lymph node stage was determined from the results of axillary node sampling or dissection: stage 1 disease – no nodal involvement; stage 2 disease – three nodes or less containing tumour; stage 3 disease – four or more nodes containing tumour.
For example, a Mu-conotoxins (G15), which are the most abundant conotoxin in the duct overall and accounting for 16.4% of all venom duct transcriptome reads, are predominantly expressed in the P and PC segments, with the DC segment accounting for only 8.3% of this 16.4%, and the D segment still less, containing 0.4% of all Mu-conotoxin reads.
A similar if less contained sense of Bush-era paranoia pervades "XIII," a two-part Canadian and French mini-series (beginning on Sunday on NBC).
Balanchine style is largely rooted in the contrast between tight closed positions and stretched open positions; Ballet West's style could be less contained.
By contrast, in three of the paintings, female heads are seen from behind, their hair arrangements less contained and more erotic.
3. Soup, it does a body good: A nice bowl of hearty soup (think gumbo, beef stew, tortilla soup, or chili) often costs a lot less, contains healthier ingredients, and fills you up as much as a regular entree.
Only 11% or less contains nematode specific genes.
The files depict a system often focused less on containing dangerous terrorists or enemy fighters, than on extracting intelligence.
The window displays are less ostentatious, containing revolving displays of traditionally British items: teapots, marmalades, summer party sets, teas, honey.
