Sentence examples for much less estimated from inspiring English sources

(Kleihues et al, 2002) and have previously not been more specifically considered, much less estimated.

Recent studies suggest that the population prevalence of any oral HPV in the United States is approximately 6.9% [ 4], with the prevalence of high-risk HPV16 being much less, estimated at 1-31-3%4].

Nevertheless, this possible selection bias would mainly affect the prevalence estimates, and much less the estimated magnitudes of the associations [ 25].

In contrast, the LBA topology and the third incorrect topology are much less frequently estimated from the data simulated under the JTT + F + Γ model (Fig. 2A), although a small LBA bias is observed.

With the diaspora of the community since that time, however, it has become ever more difficult to identify Anglo-Indians, much less to estimate the size of their population.

But the new analysis by civil servants is much less pessimistic, estimating that the cost to existing British workers of new arrivals is much lower.

Urban areas will lead to more precise estimates, rural areas to much less precise estimates.

Current owners said recharging their vehicles' batteries increased their monthly electric bills by $18, much less than the estimated $147 they would have paid for gasoline during that same period.

Earlier this week UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned that Africa alone needed $72bn a year in aid – a "daunting" sum but one, he pointed out, that was a tenth of the US bail-out and much less than the estimated $267bn spent last year by the world's industrialised countries on agricultural subsidies.

For harvest, much less area was estimated as harvested by the Landsat change product relative to the harvest data used in the spatially-referenced simulation.

Significant uncertainties are located at the lowest and side patches of fault elements, and the slip error is much less than the estimated slip amplitude.