Sentence examples for less preliminary from inspiring English sources

The "exploratory" nature of the grant means that less preliminary data are expected.

One effect of these changes is that reviewers will have to alter their expectations to take into consideration the fact that candidates will, on average, have fewer publications, less preliminary data, and so on.

R21 grants are meant to support high-risk, high-reward research and, as such, need much less preliminary data and are quite shorter in length.

The FDA also might consider initiating clinical trials with less preliminary data, considering different study designs from those typically employed, or utilizing trial designs that avoid ineffective standard treatment arms.

Reviewers use different criteria in considering new-investigator applications: for one thing more emphasis is placed on feasibility and less on preliminary data.

That 33 percent or so of the votes would be less than his preliminary total of 40.3 percent.

On an annualized basis, the economy expanded 5.6 percent, less than a preliminary 6 percent gain but more than a 5.2 percent increase expected by analysts.

The United States Commerce Department said Tuesday that it would impose final tariffs of 44.71 percent on Hynix dynamic random access memory chips made in South Korea, somewhat less than the preliminary 57.37 percent tariff announced in April.

Mr. Gephardt, the former House minority leader, raised just $3.8 million in the second quarter of this year -- or $700,000 less than the preliminary estimate his aides made public when the fund-raising quarter ended two weeks ago, when the campaigns were scrambling to put themselves in the best fund-raising light.

The results indicate that the daytime and nighttime discharges were less during the preliminary stage of melting in May, and became strong following the ablation period (July August).

Instead, NIH added a checkbox for new investigators on the R01 application and asked reviewers to put less emphasis on preliminary data.