Sentence examples for less tick from inspiring English sources
However, the fact that the rate of seropositivity to B. henselae was nearly the same for domestic and feral cats, despite domestic cats having much less tick exposure than feral cats, raises questions about the epidemiologic relevance of tick transmission.
Animals with whiter coat color showed less ticks than animals with dark coat color (Table 3).
These results agree with other works indicating that white coat color animals showed less ticks in relation to dark coat color animals [ 31, 33].
At which the tutor becomes less genial, ticking me off like a dim student.
They also reported that their dbpAB mutant becomes less impaired following tick challenge.
Finally while your natural tendency may be to get one less of sleep to tick that last thing off your to-do list or have a little fun with friends, the exact opposite occurs when it comes to your achievement and enjoyment.
Whereas much work has focused on the reservoir hosts of LB bacteria (e.g. LoGiudice et al. 2003, 2008; Brisson et al. 2008), less is known about tick population structure and associated dynamics, or the importance of this structure for the evolutionary ecology and epidemiology of Lyme disease (Qiu et al.2002; De Meeûs et al. 2004).
The four-week average, a less volatile measure, ticked up to 352,000, just above a four-year low.
"They are less interested in ticking off a list of famous places and more interested in doing things" – such as learning local dances, taking cookery classes or going punting in Cambridge.
You could also tick off other, less literary references, including a big slice of the screwball comedy "Sullivan's Travels" and more than a passing nod to the legend surrounding the life of the blues guitarist Robert Johnson, but the main characters in "O Brother, Where Art Thou" are indeed seeking knowledge, treasure and the road home, and they do run into sirens.
