Sentence examples for less intensively than from inspiring English sources
In regular monitoring, pregnant women are monitored less intensively than in intensive monitoring.
In real terms, oil prices are much lower than at previous peaks and the economy uses oil less intensively than before.
They come to similar conclusions: oil shocks do not hurt as much because oil is used less intensively than before, because the economy is more flexible and because central banks are better at controlling inflation.What makes oil special is that it is a uniquely dense and portable form of energy.
It may also be unsustainable, since many central banks will interpret the high inflation necessary to boost employment as evidence the economy is running at capacity.But of course, the economy isn't running at capacity; it's running farther below capacity than in the inadequate demand case, because firms are using capital much less intensively than they could.
The effects can be beneficial for the high nature values associated with established agricultural practices, if the same area will continue to be grazed, but less intensively than before.
The accumulation of misorientations in crystal lattice of the γ- and the ε-phases of the Fe-18 wt.% Mn-2 wt.% Si alloy due to the cyclic γ-ε-γ transformations proceeds less intensively than in iron-nickel alloys with γ-α-γ transformations.
Analogous sexual and hostile display rituals occur in other families of the order but in the main have been less intensively studied than in certain herons.
As much because of temperament as subject matter, Owen's current relationship with his father is less intensively collaborative than that of Joe, who gets feedback on all his drafts from both parents and frequently calls to talk shop.
Neutrophils have been less intensively studied than macrophages in lung cancer.
However, it must be remembered that DE genotypes represent full-sib families, meaning that they are less intensively selected than the clones from the other countries.
Most of these women may not have been aware of their carrier status and thus, might be less intensively screened than the BRCA1/2 carriers in our study.
