Sentence examples for sufficiently less from inspiring English sources

However, we also had a vision statement that was sufficiently less geeky and more jaw-droppingly, ambitious.

This cost-effective techniques for NW production, as it can be carried out with a sufficiently less expensive apparatus.

Thus, it seems highly unlikely that firms will be able to pay natives sufficiently less than migrants within jobs to undo migrants' payroll tax advantage.

The first and second assumptions hold if the thermal diffusion length is sufficiently less than the top layer thickness and the source to receiver distance, respectively.

Although PRA spends sizeable time at 1 m/s on re-association, but average re-association of PRA shown in Figure 14 is sufficiently less than enhanced IEEE 802.15.4 [9].

To be reconnected to the rest of the network, isolated nodes will remain awake (during the time that the system would otherwise be idle, if the duty cycle is sufficiently less than 1, or constantly if not) waiting for the RCN message that will start a new reconfiguration process, allowing them to select a new CH.

Few studies were carried out in a population that mirrored the clinical situation in which the test would be used in practice, (6, 13.3%); none described patient recruitment sufficiently; and less than half described clinical and physiological factors that might influence the biomarker profile (20, 44.4%).

For fusion to occur, the two nuclei must approach each other at high speed in order to overcome their electrical repulsion and attain a sufficiently small separation (less than one-trillionth of a centimetre) so that the short-range strong force dominates.

Charging/discharging processes depend crucially on whether the value of interaction parameter is greater (repulsion or weak attraction between the species) or less (sufficiently strong attraction) than its critical value.

For instance, for sufficiently high SNR, less severe fading interference links (i.e., large m I ) results in better outage performance, otherwise, more severe fading interference links (i.e., small m I ) becomes preferred in terms of outage probability.

Although this prohibits future mating for the males, this is not a serious disadvantage, because the spiders are sufficiently sparse that less than 20% of males ever find a potential mate during their lifetimes, and in any case, the male is functionally sterile if he has used the contents of both of his palps in the first mating.