Sentence examples for of less extensive from inspiring English sources
However, a trend of less extensive radiographic abnormalities was observed in those with Xpert-negative disease.
Only for stage III disease did elderly patients fare worse, probably as a result of less extensive adjuvant treatment.
They also included fewer studies (48 and 26 compared to 70), possibly as a result of less extensive literature searches and tighter inclusion criteria, than this review.
Older patients exhibited higher mortality rates [ 12], probably because of less extensive treatment (either related to advanced age itself or the presence of serious concomitant diseases (comorbidity)) [ 13].
As part of second-line interventions, thiazolidinediones and the GLP-1 mimetics, liraglutide and exenatide, are advocated along with meglitinides, pramlintide and DPP-4 inhibitors because of less extensive clinical experience.
In many cases, tumor material as well as resources for sequencing may be limited, and we therefore evaluated how well our algorithms performed in the context of less extensive or fewer types of data.
The overlapping geographic distributions of all N sub clades confirmed that their allopatric distributions inferred in Thomé et al. [ 35] was an artifact of less-extensive sampling.
However, it should be pointed out that the aggregation of Aβ1 40 is considerably slower than that of Aβ1 42 in part because of the less extensive formation of oligomers.
7 The revised 2009 guidelines stated that compared with low birth weight, the literature on preterm birth is "more ambiguous because of a less extensive body of epidemiologic evidence" 97; however, we included 40 studies on preterm birth.
One reason is that the accuracies of EBV (used to derive the DEBV response variable) are lower in beef cattle than in dairy cattle because of a less extensive use of artificial insemination in beef bulls having fewer progeny with production records [ 22, 23].
This may allow future studies to identify different functional types of commissural neurons on the basis of much less extensive reconstructions.
