Sentence examples for less illustrated from inspiring English sources

Higher values of this bound would allow for more calls per week and would result in the inclusion of the more frequently contacted alters for a given ego [34] and for such alters the probability of finding large gaps in communication would be comparatively less (illustrated in Figure 1).

The underlying molecular mechanisms of tumor-cell derived vasculature formation are far less illustrated.

But despite the fact that Shelton is currently best known as a comic book illustrator, A Boy and a Bear is less highly illustrated than either of these.

In dataset #3, the differences between the normalization approaches is less striking, illustrated by similarly shaped ROC curves and AUC values.

"How are erectile dysfunction pills, boob job ads and ads about losing your virginity any less sexually explicit than illustrated art that depicts no nudity, no sexual acts and only discreetly featured objects that you would have to be older to identify anyways?" Liu-Wong said.

Differential expression studies were until now restricted to gene level studies, i.e. ignoring the transcript level information, to cases where the set of expressed transcripts was known in advance or to methods which were not using the read density to estimate the set of expressed transcripts a less efficient approach as illustrated in our experiments.

And now comes "Glittering Images," less a polemic than an illustrated anthology that Ms. Paglia intends as "a very good handbook for young people who want to know about the history of the arts," she said.

The daily Pentagon briefings have consisted less and less of smug and illustrated accounts of precision bombing and more and more of explaining accidents, doubts and uncertainties - reflected yesterday in the admission by the defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, that capturing Osama bin Laden would be "very difficult".

Strictly speaking, the results are less a photography exhibition than an illustrated essay.

Appearing in the 1830s were cheap mass-circulation magazines aimed at a wider and less well-educated public, as well as illustrated and women's magazines.

As illustrated in figure 1 hypertension and less pronounced low HDL-cholesterol are the significant contributors to AVD risk whether as single additive traits or as components of the metabolic syndrome.