Sentence examples for less newly from inspiring English sources

In the central portion at 4 weeks (Fig. 3), group 1 (control, Fig. 3a) seemed to have less newly formed bone and connective tissue compared to group 2 (Fig. 3b) and group 3 (Fig. 3c).

The weaker fluorescence on the patches suggests that these regions contain less newly synthesized proteins than the ECM bound on the substrate.

Comparing the abundance of DNA nascent strand, a significant less newly replicated DNA at FRA3B than in the nonfragile regions has been detected.

However, much thinner cortical bone and less newly formed trabecular bone were found in the distracted callus taken from group R. The trabecular bone in group I presented with more robust and regulated spatial conformation.

That – combined with financial pressures forcing schools to recruit less expensive newly qualified teachers – means that new recruits have less experience to tap into to show them the ropes.

At $7 or less, the newly arrived 2000 torrontes from Santa Julia, an Argentine winery that transmutes this Spanish white grape into a prima donna, is a best buy.

This could lead Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, to worry less that newly created stock market wealth will lead to revived inflation.

Alternatively, it could be greater if income-earning people who are taxed more cut their consumption less than newly employed people increase their spending.

In January, a much-publicized report by Jonathan Gruber, a health economist at M.I.T., found that, all else being equal, a health care proposal that mandated coverage for all would cost $1,700 less per newly insured individual than one without added incentives for enrollment.

At more or less the newly appointed hour, the towering, dirty-blonde-wig-wearing star appears, all in black and a little out of breath, in the midtown Manhattan café where the suddenly very small-seeming PR and I are waiting.

But government salaries are notoriously low, with top Treasury officials, for example, earning less than newly minted MBAs.