Sentence examples for only significantly less from inspiring English sources

Three hours after antisepsis, the bacterial reduction on the gloved hand was only significantly less efficacious than that of the reference when 75% ethanol was used.

Poor concentration was only significantly less prevalent in pure PPD.

The average pI value of B. cereus proteins is not only significantly less than that of their LL3 orthologs, it is even lesser than LL1 proteins.

However, insulin doses in the two groups were nearly the same at 3 years (difference: 1%), with a nonsignificant difference of 4% at 2 years and only significantly less use in the abatacept group at 6 and 12 months (Fig. 3 B ).

A recent systematic review by Cipriani et al 11 included a network meta-analysis of active controlled trials and found that reboxetine was not only significantly less effective than the other newer antidepressants investigated, but was also the drug with the highest dropout rates.

They not only cost significantly less than $118 while providing great quality, but it doesn't matter how I "use" them.

START HERE Anchored by a simple Eddie Cochran-inspired riff, "Man of the World" reads like a page torn from the "most interesting man in the world" beer commercials, only with significantly less bravado.

First composite is Glued laminated timber (GLT) with steel stud and the second is a combination of laminated veneer lumber (LVL) with steel stud as two new compositions which not only have significantly less global warming potential (GWP) than prefabricated concrete structure or steel framing system, but can be replaced rather than abandoned timber structure.

The results obtained at 10 mg/ml 2,5-HD are summarized in figures 2C and D. The statistical analysis reveals that the ATP synthesis through complex I in cybrids with the 11778/ND4 mutation on haplogroup U only was significantly less sensitive to 2,5-HD (Figure 2C).

Not only were significantly less macrophages identified as F4/80+ cells, collected from p65+/− muscle (Supplementary Figure S1B), but also ex vivo analysis demonstrated no difference in Hgf expression and only a small, nonsignificant difference in HGF secretion (Supplementary Figure S1C).

Māori who were socially-assigned as being European-only were significantly less likely to report experience of racial discrimination (Table  4; OR = 0.59, 95% CI = 0.45, 0.76).