Sentence examples for less to conduct from inspiring English sources

Residents are expected to do 80 hours of clinical work each week, which leaves little time to sleep, much less to conduct research.

Telephone interviews were used for DHOs because they are flexible, relatively reliable and cost less to conduct.

However, the group sessions cost less to conduct, and participants returned for fewer unplanned visits and reported better performance.

Another advantage observed in the present study was the short time it took to perform direct measurement (about 2 minutes or less to conduct the four measurements necessary for the two indices: facial and cranial), as opposed to other studies which assert that conducting a greater number of measurements in the course of the same exam could become arduous and difficult [ 35].

With time pressure, FP have been found to ask less questions, to conduct less thorough clinical examinations and to gave less lifestyle advice.

Compared with standard longitudinal cohort studies, case-cohort investigations are typically less costly, use less resources, and require less time to conduct, though they entail little loss in statistical power [ 1- 3].

What is new is that computers, video and other technologies have made the research less expensive to conduct and less invasive for the consumers who participate in the tests, typically for a nominal fee.

Mr. Strick van Linschoten said the killing and detention of an older generation of Taliban, including Mullah Baradar, who fought Soviet troops in the 1980s, might leave a younger, decentralized force of militants who were less interested in and less able to conduct negotiations.

However, prevalence-based studies are rather common because they require less data and fewer assumptions compared to incidence-based studies, and are less expensive to conduct.

This meant that they were also less likely to conduct research that produced new patents in the future.

"And when a recommendation comes from a close friend, people are less likely to conduct vigorous due diligence".