Sentence examples for probing less from inspiring English sources

The rest of the new company -- Len Cariou, Neil Patrick Harris and Kate Jennings Grant -- takes its cues from her performance, and as a result the play is less probing, less emotionally ambiguous.

Oystercatchers probe less deeply, but can still penetrate the mud for molluscs and crustaceans such as small crabs.

The main difference between the AFM three-point bending test and the nanoindentation is that the former technique involves more surface atoms while the latter probes less surface atoms, and the surface atoms are more easily stretched than the atoms locked in the crystal lattice [20].

Andrew Wheeler, the new head of the Environmental Protection Agency, is facing his first call for an ethics probe less than three weeks after taking over in the wake of scandal-plagued former Administrator Scott Pruitt's abrupt resignation.

Additionally, regions were enriched if they were not part of another enriched region and consisted of either three probes (none more than 600 bases apart), all of which were over the enrichment threshold, or of two probes less than 600 bases apart, both over the enrichment threshold but with no other probes within 600 bases.

Competition experiments indicated that CTCF bound the FI probe less efficiently than it did R30,.

Segments with FDR less than 1e-05, number of probes less than 10, length of segments less than 1 kb are filtered out.

Notably, 56% of probes were expressed at the similar levels (16,156 out of 28,869 probes; less than 2-fold difference) among hOFs, hDFs, and OF-iPSCs.

These programs are generally designed to find probes less than 100 bp rendering them inapplicable for the considerably longer Southern blot probes.

DMRs were defined as regions of at least three consecutive probes less than 600 bp apart where the mean difference of ratios was at least 1.5 fold.

The correlation P values between SNP and expression probe less than 10−5 are considered to be significant and used for hotspot analysis.