Sentence examples for less stretched from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lutts considers valuations less stretched for foreign high-yield stocks.

But our view is that the valuation of the market today is much less stretched than it was then.

As temperature increases, relaxation becomes less stretched, and for 2 sequences out of 5 tested ones, the relaxation becomes faster than exponential at high temperature.

Europeans routinely save a larger share of their incomes than people in America or Britain, so household finances are less stretched in most euro-area countries.

"As the economic outlook brightens, labour market conditions strengthen and housing affordability becomes less stretched, so demand for housing should improve," Gardner argued.

The cloud of data points is less stretched out, more clustered in the upper left of the graph, when the solution contains fewer spores per unit volume consistent with a smaller number of spores adsorbed per microsphere.

As the bloc's emissions are counted en masse under a "burden-sharing" agreement, the UK's tough target meant that some member states were able to take on less stretching commitments.

This is due to the decrease in the electrostatic field strength, resulting in less stretching of the resultant fibers [33].

Furthermore, on bending the knee, an anterolateral incision causes less stretching of the lateral flap, thereby maintaining better blood flow [4, 14].

The comparatively less stretching pattern of (C H) and (C O) groups of 3b than that of 3a and 6a indicate a more ordered and crystalline packing of 3b in comparison to 3a and 6a which are consistent with high order crystalline nanofibers derived from 3b.

It can be seen that less stretching force was needed for the present study compared to those of Hsieh and Liu [1]. Figure 8 Representative of DNA recoiling at different times (Δ t = 5 s) for 1× TBE. Figure 9 Graphs showing (a) relaxation time vs viscosity and (b) μ vs γ ˙. Figure 10 Comparisons with those of previous studies.