Sentence examples for pattern at less from inspiring English sources

At another point he ran a crossing pattern at less than full speed, which aided Packers corner Tramon Williams in getting a jump for his second interception of the afternoon.

In comparison, other loliginid squid species do not produce complex body patterns at less than four months of age.

The association of cost declines with lagged IT as well as the cost patterns at the less automated hospitals both provide some evidence of learning effects.

Takemura et al. (2009, 2015) and Kobayashi et al. (2015) reported that the apparent P- and S-wave radiation patterns are distorted with increasing distance but still preserving the original four-lobe pattern at hypocentral distances less than 40 km even for high frequencies.

AT-less patterns are generally rare and are found equally in all four species, but are slightly more frequent in Homo sapiens.

Figure 3c shows the XRD pattern of the nanostructure annealed at less than 300°C.

In contrast to the pattern at synonymous sites, there was less AT substitution bias observed in intronic sequences, and the correlation between recombination and substitution bias is relatively subtle (Spearman's ρ = −0.035, P = 0.0082), which suggests that gene conversion is not the major factor driving the observed substitution bias.

As the subarrays are extended, the beam pattern at the intersection becomes less than the beam pattern at the grating lobe u=2/N.

In this study, flight time was also affected less at faster running velocities, indicating that the running pattern was less affected by BWS at higher running speeds.

What is missing for sure is a mutant that would be mechano-insensitive and in which STM expression pattern at the boundary would be less robust.

The scatterplot comparing morphometric distances and time since divergence shows a less clear pattern at large times since divergence due to species that are phenotypically and (to a certain extent) genetically similar but diverged early 27-300 Mya) during phyllostomid evolution (Macrotus, Lampronycteris, Micronycteris and the other insectivores - see Figure 1).