Sentence examples for set to a less from inspiring English sources

"Make You Miss Me"—as in "Girl, I'm gonna"—is a breakup song with lyrics that might sound resentful if they were set to a less wistful tune, or if they were delivered by a singer less willing to play the lovestruck loser.

"Make You Miss Me" — as in "Girl, I'm gonna" — is a breakup song with lyrics that might sound resentful if they were set to a less wistful tune, or if they were delivered by a singer less willing to play the lovestruck loser.

In order to facilitate data exchange with other Web pages via cross-window scripting, all sketcher pages operate in a configurable JavaScript document domain, usually set to a less specific domain than that of the fully qualified host the sketcher pages are served.

Note that λ(j) is the forgetting factor, which is often set to a constant less than 1.

The temperature bath is set to a value less than 300 K, typically 295 298 K.

In transgenics, the concentration of the corresponding enzyme is set to a value less than one if it is down-regulated.

Getting to the end is considered sufficient to qualify a horse for the Olympics, which is usually set to a slightly less-demanding standard than other four-star events and is hence considered an "easier" competition than Badminton.

Using decoy (reversed) databases, false discovery rates (FDRs) were calculated, and the ion score cut-off was set to an FDR less than 5%.

The level of significance was set to a P value of less than 0.05.

When c1 is set to a positive number, RSpredict generates less accurate consensus structures.

The model estimated that the LOD was four mutants (horizontal blue line in Fig.  2) and thus mutants with an observed count of four or less were set to a count of one.