Sentence examples for nature less than from inspiring English sources

WASP-18b and its star are so close to each other that it takes the planet, which is described in tomorrow's issue of Nature, less than a day to complete a revolution.

Twitter is a superior social platform because of its origin as a news feed system (rendering users more open to brand updates and engagement via mobile) and its overwhelmingly open nature (less than 10percentt of Twitter accounts are private).

MMP-9 was evaluated in twenty SCCs from the two stage carcinogenesis experiment using a semiquantitative scale (Negative: no stain; positive 1: moderate stain, mostly focal in nature, less than 50% of the tumor cells; positive 2: intense stain, more than 50% of the tumor cells).

Although H. melpomene and H. cydno occasionally hybridize in nature (less than 0.1%), reproductive isolation is strong, with ecological isolation and colour pattern associated mate choice playing the major role [ 12, 22, 23].

Electoral reformers are by nature less tribal than the no brigade.

Mr Gore usually appears methodical enough to stick to the big themes; he is, by nature, less distractable than Mr Clinton.

Shallow aquifer is unconfined in nature, less important than the other two aquifers in the study area, and less exploitable.

Like "The Egyptologist," this novel has the pleasures of a pastiche — Wilkie Collins simmered to a broth — and yet it is, by its nature, something less than the stories it celebrates.

In compiling its Red List of Threatened Species, considered the go-to database for animals at risk, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature surveyed less than one-half of 1 percent of arthropods and 4 percent of mollusks.

I have already quoted a passage in which Scotus correlates the nature's less than numerical unity with its primary entity or being.

Yet, they soon discovered how each subject's connection to trauma of this nature was less than implicit.