Sentence examples for substantially less studied from inspiring English sources

While the concept of health literacy has received attention in adult populations with chronic disease, it has been substantially less studied among parents and caregivers of children.

For example, several plant phylogeographic studies (e.g., Tovar-Sánchez et al. 2008; Gugger et al. 2011; Mastretta-Yanes et al. 2011) have been substantially less informative than studies that have used comparable sequencing effort in animal taxa within the same geographic region (e.g., McCormack et al. 2008; Bryson et al. 2011, 2012; Ornelas et al. 2013).

The effect size for those at intermediate risk in the current study was substantially less than that observed in the Inouye study (OR for delirium by treatment group 0.72, 95% CI 0.33 to 1.59).

In the three chemoprophylaxis studies with an initial ICH proportion of 85 to 100%, the ICH expansion proportion at 24 hours was substantially less, compared with the studies without the intent to assess chemoprophylaxis sequelae.

Patients on triple therapy in this study had substantially less rejection than patients on double therapy.

The participants in our study were substantially less likely to hold these false beliefs (17 and 14%%, respectively).

ARV use in Tanzania 10 years ago was substantially less than during the current study period due to the increased availability of medications.

The results for the school locations in our study are substantially less accurate than private residences in typical urban and suburban areas, but more accurate than those in rural areas.

There is an elephant in the room: the baseline mortality of severe sepsis/septic shock with standard care in the Netherlands and ANZ is substantially less than in the EGDT study.

This latter explanation is supported by the fact that the control monkeys in the NIA study weighted substantially less than the national average for body weight in the same age groups (Colman et al., 2014).

Our methods could also account for the difference: our median follow-up period was substantially less than that in the studies in Gabon and Uganda, so that our patients had less time for resistance to develop, and our assumption that nonamplification was equivalent to nonresistance could have led to an undercount of resistant strains.