Sentence examples for less definition from inspiring English sources

Detailed policy can wait, but on the big issues it is not better to have less definition rather than more.

The ORs were lower (meaning a greater difference between cases and controls), although the difference from MJS 2.5 mm or less definition was not statistically significant.

Complete success was defined as IOP reduction by 30% or more and to 21 mmHg or less (definition 1a) or IOP to less than 18 mmHg (definition 2a) without glaucoma medication.

Because the algorithm derives the tree, it allows a less strict definition of what a tree should look like, a less strict definition of course leads to more possible trees, and makes explicit testing computationally harder.

Thus, these differences imply a less strict definition of the outcome, so our findings might have been slightly better if we had accepted these definitions.

In fact, it's more or less the definition of the job.

For a moment we are confused, then our brain shifts to encompass the other, less likely definition.

But state plans don't have such an insurance program, much less any definition of a basic, guaranteed benefit.

The F.B.I. uses a much less precise definition of terrorism, but it, too, specifies that the perpetrator must be pursuing a political objective.

The Travelers form, Mr. Silverstein maintained, had a less specific definition of "occurrence," making it easier to claim that the destruction of the trade center justified a double payment.

This ongoing state of agitation was not helped by the knowledge that a great new book, more or less by definition, doesn't much resemble the great books of the past.