Sentence examples for often of less from inspiring English sources

Like extremes of scale, extremes of speed—such as in accelerated-motion films of plant growth or slow-motion films of bullets, explosions, or materials being broken are often of less interest to the art of motion pictures than to science.

However, these measurements were biased towards rocks sampled from reservoir depths, with limited data from shallower cores (which are often of less interest commercially).

For many policy makers, understanding the mechanism is often of less importance whereas researchers are more likely to value uncovering the specific causal mechanisms or explanations that underlie causal descriptions.

Kutzer notes that The Flopsy Bunnies belongs not to the titular characters but to their parents – it is they who save the baby bunnies – and thus the story is often of less interest to children.

This may produce lesser precision in the early time-since-first-exposure windows (5), but these are often of less interest.

From the startling abduction and eventual release of former presidential candidate Diego Fernández de Cevallos, to the kidnapping (and, often, murder) of less high-profile Mexicans and Central American immigrants, no one has felt immune.

Older patients often complain of less severe or frequent heartburn than younger patients and they may present with atypical symptoms such as dysphagia, weight loss, or extraesophageal symptoms.

Magazine rankings and a school's reputation — both extremely important in the minds of many applicants — are often of far less significance to graduates as they reflect on what made their college years worthwhile.

Those who saw the same physician for less than five years tended to be nonwhite, without health insurance, less educated, more often report income of less than $25,000 and more often report fair to poor health status.

Consequently, an extrusion of the meniscus body less than 3 mm is often regarded as of less clinical importance.

Also, diagnosis may be difficult due to the non-specific nature of most mesothelioma symptoms, which often resemble symptoms of less serious diseases.