Sentence examples for strikingly less than from inspiring English sources
Strikingly, less than 400 of America's 3,141 counties switched parties at the 2008 election.
The best-educated people (all of them monks) knew strikingly less than many Greeks 800 years earlier.
Strikingly, less than 10% thought the government's primary school sports premium, the £150m scheme that was the eventual replacement for the schools sport partnerships axed by Michael Gove, was effective.
The Zener elastic-anisotropy ratio, A = 2C44/(C11 − C12) = 0.53, is strikingly less than 1, implying 〈1 0 0〉 as stiffest directions, whereas all fcc metals show A > 1.
Strikingly, less than one quarter of respondents cited prevention of transmission between partners as a reason for CVCT.
Strikingly, less than half the putative genes (43%) were assigned annotations from the gene ontology (GO) system; this reflects the phylogenetic uniqueness of earthworms compared to the well-annotated model animals.
Kann then dutifully recounts the miseries of her childhood, although her relationship with Lauren becomes strikingly less important than the one with their mother, whose lovable insanity mutates into alcoholism.
Thanks to the construction of expressways, a new elevated mass-transit system and tougher controls on car emissions, Bangkok's streets today are far less congested, and its air strikingly less unpleasant, than ten years ago.In this section Squaring the circle How green is my tiger?
For religion, these individuals are on average strikingly less religious than the general US population.
On the worldwide population HGDP panel, the proposed sparse Laplacian approach not only outperforms the PCA approach on the population membership prediction, the set of selected markers is strikingly less redundant than that by PCA.
However, only about one-quarter of LN-ESRD patients had a permanent vascular access in place at the start of dialysis, and LN-ESRD patients remained strikingly less likely than either GN-ESRD or other ESRD patients to have a permanent vascular access in place at the start of dialysis, accounting for patient characteristics.
