Sentence examples for significantly more less from inspiring English sources

We empirically test this restrictive assumption and provide strong evidence of unequal weights – analysts place significantly more (less) weight on the lower (upper) bound of forecast ranges.

But Mr. Giuliani, who spent the fall defending his policies toward the city's homeless, said he was spending "significantly more on less people," and those who say the city is not compassionate are engaging in "political spin".

After carefully studying the smallest parts of simple tasks, such as the shoveling of dry materials, Taylor was able to design methods and tools that permitted workers to produce significantly more with less physical effort.

We infer that there were no structural changes during this period that made gateway course performance significantly more or less predictive of STEM retention.

Our results indicated that long sampling intervals resulted in significantly shorter estimates of distance traveled, path of movement was significantly more linear (less tortuous), the core areas that were significantly larger than the observed estimates from ad libitum sampling.

Joints reconstructed using an augmented Weaver Dunn repair were not significantly more (or less) mobile than normal joints (p>0.05), although the power of the test to detect this difference was low (power=0.107).

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NSAIDs are the usual first-line treatment for gout, and no specific agent is significantly more or less effective than any other.

We pool the three types of nuclei into a joint analysis which looks for haplotype variants that are significantly more (or less) frequent in the pseudo-cases than in the pseudocontrols.

The number of overlapping genes was evaluated using a two-tailed Fisher Exact Test to determine if there were significantly more or less genes represented on both lists than expected by chance.

The masses were correlated to predefined key species that we previously found to be significantly more or less abundant depending on the disease phenotype of the host [2], [17].