Sentence examples for less mimics from inspiring English sources

ARM's data center strategy more or less mimics Intel's strategy of yore.

Mr. Morris, who paid some of the interviewees who appear in "Standard Operating Procedure" — an unusual if not unprecedented documentary occurrence — frames his subjects in head-and-shoulder close-ups, which more or less mimics the closeness of one-to-one, person-to-person conversation.

The organisation of health services more or less mimics the administrative structure.

Furthermore this pre-isolation degradation more or less mimics a prolonged time to storage and initiates the complex process of cell hypoxia and consecutive cell death.

Designers of houses and physical objects cannot keep pace with digital developments, still less mimic them.

Unlike stocks, which can move down as housing prices move up, an investment in futures will more or less mimic buying a house.

Systemic autoimmune reactions are characterized by clinical signs and symptoms that more or less mimic systemic autoimmune diseases and also by heterogeneous auto-antibody responses, including antinuclear, anti-histone, anti-DNA, and other autoantibodies.

Investigating rheumatoid arthritis mechanisms in animals is difficult; therefore there are many different rodent models which can more or less mimic the main symptoms of the disease (Bevaart et al., 2010; Zhang et al., 2012; Boettger et al., 2010).

In this scenario, weakening of the CBCU1 snRNP interaction by Snp1 truncation would diminish CBC association with the U1 mG cap in tgs1 ∆ cells and allow growth in the cold (more or less mimicking the Cbc2 cap-binding site mutants with respect to tgs1 ∆ suppression).

In contrast, firms in high-growth market environments are more likely to look beyond the activities of recipient firms when exploring new technological domains and rely less on mimicking their recipient firms.

However, in the case of the Google Trips app, it seems the focus is less on mimicking the somewhat utilitarian nature of most travel planners and companion apps, and more on the fun that comes with exploring a new destination.