Sentence examples for less reproduced from inspiring English sources

There is no way our human ancestors survived, much less reproduced, on it.

He was…influential enough to be cited in the official communiqué of the EU finance minister's meeting It was also cited by everyone from Paul Ryan to George Osborne, more or less reproduced verbatim in the ECB monthly report, paraphrased by Jean-Claude Trichet, and so on.

What exactly has been accomplished, what kind of knowledge has been acquired, when an observed social phenomenon is more or less reproduced by an agent-based simulation?

Whereas the QTAIM analysis has more or less reproduced what an educated guess might have also predicted, the interactions of the model systems with the π systems of the aromatic rings yield more discriminating features.

And when finding working models or parts became too time consuming, Mr. Glass's sound crew switched to more reliable synthesizers that could sample and more or less reproduce the Farfisa timbre.

In addition to the analysis more or less reproducing the findings by Elashoff et al. (3), we looked at subcategories of malignant disease entities.

Molecular simulation is used to probe the structure property relationships displayed by PS and PES and reproduces the elastic properties of PS well within the range of the literature; while the values of PES are less well reproduced.

Quantitatively, the ratio of the losses of SiH4, H2, and CH4 is less well reproduced by the applied theoretical approach; however, the energetic differences between the rate determining transition states are too small to be resolved within the accuracy of most, if not all, nowadays theoretical methods applicable to transition-metal compounds.

Sample sizes for studies with non-commercial sponsors were less often reproduced.

This pilot can be viewed as a complex intervention (less easily reproduced and needing more adaptation to integrate into local context), largely because success depends on high user and stakeholder engagement and behavioural factors.

Do the subtitles more or less accurately reproduce the lyrics, or are the lyrics in some obscure Indian language that just happens to sound like English?