Sentence examples for primarily less from inspiring English sources

Last fall, two Princeton economists released a study showing that, since the turn of the century, middle-aged white Americans — primarily less educated ones — have been dying at ever-increasing rates.

The current cohort of pediatric T2D patients includes (primarily) less affluent families of minority ethnic/racial backgrounds as well as families living with generations of chronic disease and co-morbidities of diabetes for which the disparities in health outcomes are well known in the adult T2D population.

Aside from neurotoxicity, constitutional symptoms, such as fatigue, are seen in the majority of patients (57% 66%) treated with carfilzomib, although the majority of these events are primarily less than grade 2, with grade 3 or 4 fatigue occurring in about 9% of patients.

This result can be explained by the different degrees or forms of aggression that are addressed: the STIPO asks for severe and partly physical aggression against the self and others, while the two questionnaires primarily focus less severe inner feelings of aggression or less severe verbal expression of anger towards others.

Budget discipline matters, he has said, but fiscal probity should come primarily from less spending.

To meet the nation's fiscal challenges, we need to refocus our economic activity — primarily with less reliance on consumption and more on investment and exports.

The square has become an arena for clashing worldviews: an unyielding leader's top-down, neo-Ottoman, conservative vision of the nation as a regional power versus a bottom-up, pluralist, disordered, primarily young, less Islamist vision of the country as a modern democracy.

NCPP also requires that its members describe the "size and description of the subsample, if the survey report relies primarily on less than the total sample".

Our collections in Madagascar were focused primarily on less disturbed habitats, thus the distribution map (Fig. 10b) probably does not reflect the full extent of its range.

The disparity in revascularisation was driven primarily by less frequent referral for diagnostic angiogram.

The favourable results were attributed primarily to less non-embolic injuries in the neuromonitoring group [ 6].