Sentence examples for less during the first from inspiring English sources

7 Intuitively, we easily deduce that a higher tax rate τ t will lead the new cohort of workers entering the labor market at date t to save less during the first period and work for a longer time during the second period.

The duration of the sensitive period for memorizing songs varies from a month (or less) during the first months of life (e.g. Zebra finch Taeniopygia guttata [6]) to throughout life (e.g. European starling Sturnus vulgaris [7], [8], [9]).

We maintained a substantial exposure contrast throughout the trial, although the contrast may have been slightly less during the first few months.

Revision risk for hybrid THR was less during the first 5 years after THR in Sweden than in Denmark and Finland.

In contrast, feed containing low levels of NSP affected the coliform populations at the ileo-caecal ostium less during the first 9 days on the diet.

In patients with sevoflurane preconditioning rSO2 decreased less during the first clamping and more during the second clamping than in patients with IPC only.

DaimlerChrysler stock has risen in European trading the last two days on speculation that Chrysler may lose less during the second quarter than had previously been expected, thanks to the initial success of a turnaround plan instituted earlier this year.

Besides removing trees with poor form, the removal of the smaller diameter stems during the first thinning (and less during the second thinning) further reduced any treatment-related differences and associated variance (Fig. 1).

Oral drugs were prescribed less during the third trimester than during the first trimester (all p values for trends were <0.001).

Per kilogram, obese and overweight patients received less fluid during the first four days (p<0.05) and received less norepinephrine (obese 0.14, overweight 0.21, BMI <25 kg/m2 0.26 µg/kg/min, p<0.0001) and vasopressin (obese 0.28, overweight 0.36, BMI <25 kg/m2 0.43 µU/kg/min, p<0.0001) on day 1 compared to patients with BMI <25 kg/m.

The Chilean solicitor Carlos Peña, president of Diego Portales University in Santiago and political columnist for the daily El Mercurio, remembers that for many years, "no less than during the first half of the 20th century", the model to be emulated by Chile's political and intellectual elite was European, a model regarded as "a state of universal and expanding rights".