Sentence examples for less than established from inspiring English sources

Weale is explaining that he believes official measures can suggest the output gap is bigger than it really is, as new entrants are typically paid less than established workers (making wages a poor measure of output).

The findings of this study suggest that ICU admission is cost effective, with cost per life saved and per life-year saved comparable to, or less than, established therapies used elsewhere in medicine.

"We believe Microsoft's ultimate goal is no less than establishing Microsoft-controlled choke points to Internet access," said Michael H. Morris, a senior vice president and general counsel for Sun.

"Any time we can deal with an agency that is less bureaucratic than established governments or agencies, it's less onerous," he said.

The report finds that newly listed companies use them much less often than established firms.

"Right from the beginning, you'll have considerable responsibility, simply because start-up structures are much less hierarchical than established enterprises".

TV is a particularly good avenue for indie and emerging artists programmers often opt for their music because it can be had for less money than established artists.

For example, if our transplants are less robust than established mature plants, our estimates of tiller growth rates might be artificially low.

But are these other fish species – which are often experimentally less tractable than established models – useful for understanding human diseases?

Although at this stage the lattices are much more stable than the highly dynamic tubules, they are still less stable than established mitochondrial networks in the perinuclear region.

Although undiagnosed diabetic patients are less hyperglycemic than established diabetic patients, they still have substantial rates of diabetes-related complications and other risk factors [ 4, 14].