Sentence examples for less survey from inspiring English sources

Since the towed bipole source method requires much less survey time and the results show a higher spatial resolution, it is a powerful tool for MMR experiments to image a shallow oceanic crustal resistivity structure efficiently.

Our survey of migrant nurses painted a slightly different picture from the in-depth interviews, however, with only 23% (65) of respondents remitting more than 40% of their income, 39% (110) sending between 10%and20%0% of their income and 39% (112) sending 10% or less (survey respondents who stated that they were remitters were then asked: "What proportion of your monthly salary do you send?").

Less surveys and more space mean better data.

The sensitivity analysis to examine the effect of less robust survey methods showed similar patterns, suggesting that the results were unaffected by survey design.

Performing for the Camera is less a survey than a slice through the thousands and thousands of images produced between artists and the camera.

The celebration is characteristically modest, far less a survey than a notebook-style reprise of some of the riches the gallery has brought us.

■ Martin Creed: What's the Point of It? Several walls at the Hayward Gallery were taken down to take in the full scope of this Martin Creed show; less a survey, more a glorious tour of this Turner prize-winning mind.

As part of City Ballet's celebration of the 100th anniversary of Balanchine's birth, the evening was less a survey of Balanchine's range than a sampling that sometimes integrated the token guests into performances with City Ballet.

Whether it be for the presidential horserace or more in-depth issue questions, different and (in some cases) less expensive survey styles have shown a trend to do better or at least as well.

The government said the census was outdated and a "more effective, less bureaucratic" survey was needed.

"Radar gives you the ability to have less agents survey less area at one time.