Sentence examples for less to screen from inspiring English sources

Due to the limited availability of chemical reactants in the early process development of pharmaceuticals and fine chemicals, and sometimes the high-cost of catalyst, it is increasingly popular to use milliliter-scale slurry reactors with reaction volumes of 20 ml or less to screen catalyst candidates for three-phase reactions.

Secondly, rural mothers are less likely to screen and enroll themselves to antenatal care or health institution delivery and thereby less likely to benefit from PMTCT interventions.

For example, in occupations that have traditionally been held by immigrants, employers are less likely to screen out those who have a lack of the English knowledge (Kossoudji 1998).

As expected, it was less costly to screen for rubella than for MMR.

The current study has shown that middle-aged, primary school teachers were less likely to screen compared to younger ones.

This finding suggests that providers' who perceive that there are few places to refer patients to for help are less likely to screen for lifestyle issues.

Furthermore, Southern blotting requires each construct to have a specific and labelled probe, making it less suitable to screen sample collections containing multiple constructs.

To increase the number of animals the GC method is suitable but expensive in use and is therefore less suitable to screen large numbers of animals.

In contrast, mothers in Iwaki and Aizu, regions with relatively low radiation levels, were significantly less likely to screen positive for depression.

The health belief model framework shows that individuals who believe they are at no risk are less likely to screen for a disease 53.

Patients treated with cART who had a lower viral load (≤50 copies/mL) were less likely to screen positive for NCI.