Sentence examples for resided less from inspiring English sources

Since 2004, viruses on the trunk have resided less in China and more in Southeast Asian and African countries.

Infants who resided less than 50 m from stop-and-go traffic had a threefold increased risk of wheeze without cold compared with those children who were unexposed.

Slightly more than one-fourth of the mothers (27.8%%) resided less than 1 km to the nearest health facility (dispensary, health center or hospital).

The exclusion criteria used were terminal illness, having resided less than 24 h in the nursing home, having lower extremity amputation or receiving enteral and/or parenteral nutrition, based on the difficulties to measure weight and height for body mass index (BMI) calculation.

Therefore, pharmacies, primary schools and libraries, showed the highest occurrence of fair/moderate Kappa values, and those in the Q3 area deprivation sub group, and those who resided less than 2 years in their current home showed the highest number of fair values (five and four amenities respectively).

Meaning seems to reside less in the actions or motives of characters than in the atmosphere that envelopes them.

In one view, however, the weakness resides less in the failure to establish new associations than in their rapid decay (i.e., accelerated forgetting).

The aesthetics of these photographs reside less in their formal or stylistic mastery and more in the artfulness of their subjects and environment.

The distinctiveness of the book resides less in its recommendations than in its immersive reporting (on "Blockadia" eco-movements and futuristic geoengineering proposals) and in Klein's sheer outspokenness.

Certainly, though, materialism is upwardly mobile now, causing fashion to try to look as permanent, respectable, and lifelike as possible while status moves on to reside less in the act of buying than in the fact of long-term possession.

His The Unconquerable World shows why power resides less often now with those who give orders than with those who know how to obey or disobey them creatively with enough good faith, courage and discipline to avoid the anarchy the Kagans claim always awaits them.