Sentence examples for less divisions from inspiring English sources

The proposed decoders require less divisions than the Guo-Nilsson.

The proposed decoder achieves ML performance with less time latency and less divisions than the Guo-Nilsson.

For instance, the proposed decoder with the 2-by-2 column switch requires 47%, 9%, and 5% less divisions at SNR of 0, 10, and 20 dB, respectively, with QPSK.

We observed similar profiles on analysis of coronin-1A-null, CD8+ T3.70+ T cells when mixed with agonist Ag-pulsed APCs; possibly marked by less divisions relative to CD3/CD28-stimulated CD3/CD28-stimulated(Figure 2A, bottom right).

As a rule, the larger and more dense the clump, the less divisions that are possible.

It reduces incentives to specialize and results in less division of labor.

CFSE labeling experiments showed that although the resting memory cells were capable of division in the tumor and draining LN, they showed less division than their reactivated counterparts (Fig. 3).

We further examined whether aged GSCs exhibit less division activity in vivo by BrdU retention assay (Fig. S1A); enhanced division would result in increased consumption of BrdU, and vice versa.

Perhaps this explains some of the adult resistance to Dahl's books: as parenting has become more self-consciously "nice," with less firm divisions between grownups and children, it's unsettling to read narratives of unbridled childish resentment.

In one of the deals that put private equity on the map, Forstmann Little acquired Dr Pepper for six hundred and fifty million dollars in 1984, cut costs and spun off the company's less glamorous divisions — such as its textile business and its Canada Dry operation — and then took it public again within three years, at a reported gain to investors of more than eight hundred per cent.

This means firing workers, outsourcing labor and shuttering unprofitable (or less profitable) divisions.