Sentence examples for quantitatively less from inspiring English sources

Quantitatively less trouble than the artist who insisted on organic unsliced oat bread (tough to locate) and screamed at Ms. Rizzo for providing sliced.

The automatic referrals are quantitatively less important than referrals and invitations.

We do not discuss an important, but quantitatively less prominent variant for disabled people.

Persons can still talk, manipulate spatial representations, or move their extremities, but their performance is often qualitatively and quantitatively less than normal.

In recent years (after 2010), the automatic referrals have become quantitatively less important, as the PES considered them to be less efficient.

For example, patients with a horizontal skull structure and a broad apical alveolar bone base showed quantitatively less fenestrations and dehiscences of teeth than patients with a vertical skull structure and concomitant thin apical bone base.

Participants in the second work opportunity programme, which was quantitatively much less important than One-Euro-Jobs, were assigned to jobs that could compete with regular ones and did not necessarily need to be in the public interest.

Although these results do not rule out a role for ABCA1 in the recognition of apoptotic cells, they do indicate that the contribution of ABCA1 to engulfment is quantitatively much less significant than that of the many other molecules identified by these in vitro assays, such as CD14 [50], [50], integrins [30], [51], or annexin I [24].

However, myostatin is quantitatively much less affected than IGF-1 in Ucn3+ mice.

Findings from Cochrane reviews were quantitatively synthesized less frequently than were findings from Guide reviews (Cochrane: 23%, Guide: 83%).

In the Montpellier NCC, MRSA prevalence appeared rather low (1.53% in 2009, ranging from 0 to 6.1%), and quantitatively a less important problem than MSSA.