Sentence examples for usually of less from inspiring English sources
INVESTIGATION of the relationships between population size and gene frequency in laboratory studies of Drosophila have been limited to small breeding groups (usually of less than one thousand individuals) because of the difficulty of estimating population number.
Fisher quickly chose the live-blog style of reporting: The constant, short updates satisfy the desire for immediacy that readers have in the digital age, he said, and the Press Club's live blogs — usually of less serious events, like the final desperate hours before Dean's Date — have been among the group's most-read posts.
Short-term investment usually of less than one year.
In these previous research efforts, attention was paid to the relationship between draft gear behavior and wheel-rail interaction, but the effect from the brake shoe pushing the wheel tread was usually of less concern.
Nevertheless, the proposed periodic block matching is generally limited to the assumption of a perfectly periodic crystal, which is usually of less interest to material scientists than crystals with (possibly multiple) defects or changes in the lattice orientation.
Less common is spate irrigation which is practised as floodwater harvesting within the streambed or by floodwater diversion where the floods are diverted to adjacent fields for sorghum and maize, with an irrigated area usually of less than 10 ha.
Besides, it usually consists of less attributes than an exact one.
The characteristic 8 CM domain usually consists of less than 100 amino acid residues and contains eight cysteine residues in a specific order [ 3].
Dioxins may also be formed by natural processes like natural fires of vegetated areas but these sources are usually of much less importance than the anthropogenic ones.
Choose from the specials board and you can get the fish of the day and a glass of wine, usually for less than 10 euros.
Nitrogen is present in almost all crude oils, usually in quantities of less than 0.1 percent by weight.
