Sentence examples for presence less than from inspiring English sources

And his mother could no longer be prevented from taking a plane and installing herself in a hotel near the hospital; but he seemed to mind her daily presence less than expected, Quentin said; said Ellen it's we who mind, do you suppose she'll stay long.

However, a huge number of small businesses still don't have much of an online presence — less than 40percentt of restaurants have their menus online, for example.

In other words, it is reasonable to assume that (1) the signal components are either present or absent in the time frequency domain with a probability of presence less than or equal to one half and (2) when present, the signal components are relatively big in that their amplitude is above some minimum value.

The purified suspension presented a homogenous population of acinar cells with a minimal presence (less than 5%) of mononuclear immune cells as revealed by flow cytometry analysis.

Somehow the world found his presence less desirable than mine.

And yet, it's the presence of less-than-five-star reviews that can actually be what drives purchase.

As our research reflects, maximizing the value of customer reviews to drive purchases demands the presence of less-than-five-star reviews.

The inflammatory infiltrate was first classified as: i) discrete: presence of less than 500 inflammatory cells; iii) moderate: presence of 500-1000 inflammatory cells and iii) intense: presence of more than 1000 inflammatory cells.

The histological parameter was considered as negative in the absence of any inflammatory infiltrate (FS = 0) and in the presence of less than 1 focus per 4 mm2 (0 < FS < 1) [ 5]; the presence of one or more foci per 4 mm2 was considered positive when the adjacent glandular parenchyma was histologically normal.

In the last three years, she added, interactive media have increased to more than 7percentt of the council's total campaign media presence, from less than 4percentt.

American diplomatic cables released through WikiLeaks and published in the British newspaper The Guardian quoted diplomats as being increasingly worried about the Chinese presence here "less than 190 miles from the United States" and speculating on its purpose.