Sentence examples for much less extent from inspiring English sources

This variety is grown extensively in North Carolina, to a much less extent in South Carolina and Georgia, and to some extent in Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.

Space curved beams with large displacements, however, have been explored to a much less extent, not to mention explicit solutions concerning instabilities and critical loadings.

While the volumes of cement and aggregates in a fresh concrete mix are to a much less extent subject to variations, the volumetric water content can be determined with the hybrid capacitor model proposed in this study.

When SDS-coated polystyrene nanospheres were used, SDS existed in the reaction solution in the form of mimic micelles and consequently much less extent of upward hydrate growth was achieved (cover factors 1.8 2.3).

The substitutions are mainly within the octahedral layer (Mg2+, Fe2+) and to a much less extent within the silicate layer (Al3+/Si4+).

LUMO+1 orbitals are delocalized on Ph parts (described below) and they are presented on Si backbone in much less extent.

In non-transgenic mice (and probably also in people), it is likely that some insulin-specific T cells escape central tolerance, but to a much less dramatic extent and thus subsequent events are required, including the immune response to spread to other beta-cell antigens, for diabetes to occur.

Next, it was clear that the quantity and quality of HPSR generated by a given organization mattered much less than the extent to which that organization was connected to others, as well as to decision-makers.

Much less familiar is the extent to which their remarkable innovations have driven American prosperity.

What is much less understood is the extent to which the committee stage has become a dead letter.

Explicit expressions constructed in the present work show that the overall elastic/conductive properties are affected, mostly, by the interface thickness (normalized to the size of the core particle) and are much less sensitive to the extent of the variation and its exact character.