Sentence examples for less sterile from inspiring English sources

That's what maybe makes it less digital and less sterile.

But I got something more out of it — an experience that felt less sterile than the one-size-fits-all aesthetic of rental van travel.

Why shove sterile technology between you and the people with whom you do business, even if you try to make that technology less sterile by infusing it with gentler tones?

This "fiction" is less sterile and recondite than it is private - by which I mean it reveals nothing of the personality or situation of the refugee, its putative author.

And so trees create a less sterile environment and encourage people to want to be outside, with all the benefits that come from people being out and about — from having kids playing outside, to having neighbors keep an eye on each other's houses, to encouraging people to linger in a shopping area that they would otherwise walk right through.

If Mr. Sinise and the proposed Americans Disabled for Life Memorial might remind people that we could still use a hand (a ride to a park, getting to and selecting food at the grocery store, retrieving money from an ATM, even going to a movie), our lives would be less sterile.

In 2013, the Academy Awards were officially rebranded as "The Oscars," a far more casual and less sterile-sounding name for a TV show.

The spadix holds hundreds of minute flowers compacted on a spike, which is subtended by a more or less showy sterile leaf-like organ, the spathe.

Local reactions of moderate to severe pain at the injection site and less frequently, sterile abscesses and tissue necrosis can occur when given intramuscularly.

The upper 2/3 part or the supernatant was collected as plasma and aliquoted in 400-500 μl or less in sterile 1.5 ml microcentrifuge tubes.

It was also determined whether there is a tendency for hybrids that carry more N. vitripennis alleles on each of the five chromosomes to be more or less often sterile.