Sentence examples for less groups from inspiring English sources

The theory of Lie algebras and Lie groups shows that there are only a few sensible ways to measure properties of figures in a linear space and that these methods yield groups of motions leaving the figures, which are (more or less) groups of matrices, unaltered.

Then, aiming at enlarging the number of members retrieved for the other strata having less groups of interest (E2, E3, E5, E6 and E8), a search filter was added (members with at least 10 years of professional experience/ members with less than 10 years of professional experience) and allowed to potentially retrieve 1400 members from each group of interest composing such strata.

The results, expressed as the mean and SD of the log10 of CFU per spleen of the challenge strain, were analyzed using the Fisher's Protected Least Significant Differences (more than 4 groups) or Bonferroni's test (4 or less groups).

Closer observation reveals that of 42 angiogenic carcinomas only 14 (group A) fulfil the theoretical criteria of a sum of 100% (that is about one third of the data set) whereas the majority of the cases have a sum of 81% or less (groups B and C).

HBV coinfection was observed in 5.8% of those with a CD4+ cell count at least 500 cells/μl compared with 2.6 and 3% in the 351 499 and 350 cells/μl or less groups, respectively (P < 0.0001), whilst HCV coinfection was found in 4.5, 6.1 and 4.0%, respectively.

You may choose to have more, or less groups than this.

Make prisons less crowded and dangerous, and inmates would require less group protection.

All diagnostic indices were determined for each test under consideration at the following interval from the onset of chest pain: (1) 4 h or less (group 1), (2) more than 4 h but 12 h or less (group 2), (3) more than 12 h but 24 h or less (group 3), and (4) more than 24 h after onset of chest pain (group 4).

Alprazolam exposure was associated with more aggression among C3H/He and C57BL/6 male offspring (P <.01) and with less group activity by C57BL/6 offspring (P <.05).

We compared each of the 25-29 mm and 30 mm or more groups with the 24 mm or less group.

The argument being that big organizations have less group cohesiveness, greater bureaucracy and that individual efforts go unnoticed [ 34].