Sentence examples for much less selective from inspiring English sources

Au/CeO2 is about 9 times more active than CuO/CeO2 but it is much less selective (50 60% of selectivity for Au instead of 100% for CuOx).

And some doctors are simply much less selective than Dr. Falcon in prescribing it.

If Cabrera wins only two of the categories, he joins a much less selective group.

And if we need more students to defray our costs, we must be that much less selective.

But if we don't go along, we understand we will be harmed because many students will assume that Sarah Lawrence is much less selective than it actually is.

The choice of silane is relevant in some cases; specific silanes will afford high regioselectivities while others are much less selective.

These authors expected low genetic variability of their strains and concluded that laboratory strains undergo much less intense selective pressures than the field isolates have.

Both these features are absent in the closely related Latimeria V1Rs, which nevertheless show much less negative selective pressure than their teleost counterparts.

The fact is that if UC Berkeley raised its tuition to private levels and let in people from across the world, it's quite likely that its undergraduate admissions statistics would get that much more, not less, selective.

The period estimates of 5-year relative survival for the 1995 1999 period would be much less affected by selective underascertainment of dying patients diagnosed in those earlier years.

The period estimates of 5-year relative survival for the 1995 1999 period would again be much less affected by selective underascertainment of surviving patients diagnosed in those earlier years.