Sentence examples for much less in control from inspiring English sources

When we incubated cells with a mono-unsaturated fatty acid, 0.7 mM oleate, clevudine-treated cells showed a pronounced lipid accumulation, which was much less in control cells.

But when and how they leave the business is much less in their control.

However, subgroup analyses showed the odds of finding a homozygous TT genotype in subjects was much less in cases than controls in Europeans while the odds of finding the homozygous TT genotype was greater in cases than controls in East Asians, which implied an association between homozygous TT genotype and cervical cancer.

In subgroup analyses, the odds of finding the homozygous TT genotype in subjects were much less in cases than controls in Caucasians, which implied an association between homozygous TT genotype and cervical cancer in Caucasians (For TT versus CC: fixed-effects OR = 0.63, 95%CI 0.45-0.88, P = 0.007; random-effects OR = 0.64, 95%CI 0.45-0.89, P = 0.009; I = 0.0%).

As shown in Figure  5(A), non-fasting blood glucose levels of db/db mice were much less in empagliflozin-treated group than in control group throughout 10 weeks of the treatment.

However, subgroup analyses showed the odds of the homozygous TT genotype were much less in cervical cancer cases than in controls in Europeans, which implied an association between the homozygous TT genotype and cervical cancer in Europeans (For TT versus CC, fixed-effects OR = 0.65, 95%CI 0.45-0.93, P = 0.020, I = 0.0%).

CE defects were much less prevalent in control embryos incubated in 3289 8625 or injected with TMEM88-C mRNA alone.

We demonstrated an interaction between age and group in predicting brain volumes and T2 relaxation time such that there was a decline in these outcomes in type 1 diabetic participants that was much less evident in control subjects.

In immunohistochemically processed sections of the temporal neocortex, a robust expression of isoQC in pyramidal neurons was conspicuous and much less pronounced in control cases.

Binding of 35S in lung slices from resistant rats is much less than in controls, and resistance cannot be explained by differences in either whole body metabolism or redistribution of thiourea in vivo.

At the same time, cultural/familial influences on lower levels of educational attainment were much less effective in controlling BMI, and there was thus much greater heterogeneity in the shared environmental influences on BMI.