Sentence examples for substantially less research from inspiring English sources

Substantially less research has focused on the sensitivity of the assessment results to the choice of indicators and the assessment methodologies applied, and on related uncertainties in overall evaluation of environmental status of an ecosystem.

Despite an existing body of research evaluating the optimal number of distractors in multiple-choice items, substantially less research has focused on examining non-functioning distractors in MCQs in general [ 7] and no recent studies have specifically examined the frequency of non-functioning distractors in teacher-generated items.

While educational research has substantially advanced our understanding in terms of what educational elements in simulation best enhances learning [ 10], considerably less research has addressed simulation from the view point of the learner.

As an educational recommendation, this is substantially less well-researched.

The service costs $1,000 per survey on average, substantially less than offline research.

Strategies that are aimed at avoiding situations leading to concussion occurring in the first place (i.e. levels one through seven) have had substantially less attention in recent research.

More recent data also show that Canada spends substantially less on CVD-related research than the US.

Orthopaedic surgeons may encounter particular difficulties obtaining this funding as these organisations are less comfortable and familiar with medical device and implant trials than pharmaceutical trials, resulting in substantially less funding for surgical research.

Although the scale of the benefit was substantially less than Dr. Henschke claimed her research showed, the federal study was widely interpreted as confirming her longtime contention that CT screening can save lives from lung cancer, which kills more than 150,000 people each year in the United States.

Clearly, one thing I found in my prior research was that dome teams fumble substantially less frequently, given they play at least 8+ games out of the elements each year.

Much of Washington's $200 million contribution -- substantially less than the $1.7 billion former President Clinton has recommended -- is likely to be taken from medical research and third-world health care.