Sentence examples for whereas much less from inspiring English sources

The literature pays attention mainly to the design of the contract parameters so as to assure the channel coordination, whereas much less emphasis is given to the analysis of the conditions supporting the contract implementation.

Field pea has been largely studied in intercrop with wheat and barley in Northern and Central Europe whereas much less research has been carried out in semiarid environments of Southern Europe.

In both cases, clear deviations from the "normal" trend are observed in the b direction at 650 750 K, whereas much less visible anomalies in the lattice expansion are observed in the a and c directions (Fig. 4a c).

Most of our current insight into the function of GATA3 originates from T cell biology, whereas much less is known about GATA3 molecular function in keratinocytes.

In Jwang et al [48], a large heterology placed in the middle or near the middle of a linear duplex yielded the expected product whereas much less of the heteroduplex is seen when the heterlogies are located at either end of the duplex.

As shown in Fig. 3A, CAHL-transcripts with approximately 1.6 kbp were detected in both human hepatoma Huh-7 cells and MH-14 cells, which do not and do carry the HCV subgenome replicon, respectively, whereas much less was detected in normal liver tissues.

"Whereas I'm much less organized, and of course I was justice minister then, with not much time for writing, and my drafts were a mess, with scribbles and cross-outs everywhere, and my books were all over the floor.

Analysis of residual enzyme revealed that PG was active in the stomach samples, but not in other sections of the GIT tract, whereas PL was much less stable.

The 50 50 scaffold particles were found to readily accommodate formation of bone tissue within their pores, whereas this was much less the case for the more hydrophilic 70 30 counterpart scaffolds.

Comparing drugs (interrogating molecule) versus endogenites (interrogated library) it is clear (Fig. 4a) that for values of α such as 0.2 (when α + β = 1) the Tversky similarity of at least one endogenite for virtually every drug exceeds 0.5 when using the MCS as the encoding, whereas this is much less true from when the Tanimoto similarity (α = β = 1) is used (Fig. 4a).

On both types of receptors, epibatidine is very much more potent than ACh (by more than 6000-fold), whereas carbachol is much less potent (by about 10-fold, see Table 3).