Sentence examples for somewhat less effective from inspiring English sources

Additive factors were somewhat less effective in equalizing variances among fixed effect classes, but more effective in accounting for across-flock bias.

First- and second-year teachers are somewhat less effective than their peers, but subsequent experience is not strongly linked with effectiveness.

Itraconazole is somewhat less effective than terbinafine.

Russian intervention is, in fact, somewhat less effective than the Russians claim and their critics denounce.

Somewhat less effective at reducing vertebral fractures is calcitonin, a naturally occurring hormone sold as Fortical and Miacalcin.

At higher frequencies the motion of the membrane is no longer simple, and transmission to the malleus may be somewhat less effective.

It was somewhat less cost effective in the older moderate risk patients at $51,800/QALY gained and least cost-effective among the younger patients at low risk of stroke at $98,900/QALY gained.

Screening schoolchildren and adults for hearing disorders is somewhat less cost effective but is still economically attractive according to commonly used benchmarks.

The requirements on the boundary conditions are somewhat less stringent in effective single-particle approaches such as time-dependent density functional theory.

He's a thrilling musician, and an effective if somewhat less thrilling singer; it's his voice that came out of George Clooney's mouth in the 2000 film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and that helped propel its soundtrack to platinum certification eight times over.

Rubbing alcohol is often effective and somewhat less risky though still somewhat flammable.