Sentence examples for much less identification from inspiring English sources

Peter Beinart wrote a powerful article in the most recent New York Review of Books exploring the way young Jews in America feel much less identification with Israel than their elders did.

There's not a perfect overlap between policy preferences and partisan identification, much less the intensity of partisan preference.

We have now shown in the current paper that the effect of point spacing appears to be much less important than the identification of the unworn surface in order to obtain accurate results.

However, writer verification has received much less interest compared to writer identification [17 20].

This is probably not a question of identity in the sense of a qualitative identification – and much less one of a numeric one.

It is much less effective, however, for the identification of gastrinomas, since it is unable to identify extrapancreatic tumours of this type [ 11, 12].

Until recently, there has been much less clinical and research focus on identification and management of upper extremity deep venous thromboses (UEDVTs) than deep venous thromboses (DVTs) of the lower extremity.

As drug discovery efforts are increasingly becoming rational and much less dependent on trial and error, identification of appropriate targets becomes a fundamental pre-requisite.

GPs reported talking about some of the limitations of the PSA test: the false-negative and false-positive results and the potentially unpleasant nature of a prostate biopsy, while much less so about the potential for identification of indolent cancers and the lack of evidence regarding treatment effectiveness.

Also, the amount of sample required for the identification of pathogens is much less than that required for biochemical assays.

In other places with different traditions, such as Scandinavia, identification with Christianity has declined much less.