Sentence examples for a consequence of lesser from inspiring English sources

This decrease in sorption capacity at high biomass concentration would be a consequence of lesser availability of cell surface for metal binding due to cell aggregation [31].

This performance improvement was perhaps possible as a consequence of the lesser cerebral deoxygenation incurred during RS after hypoxic training, since cerebral deoxygenation has been related to central fatigue.

Analysis of Akt phosphorylation status in cell lysates indicated a strong reduction in MelCV, Me1007 and MelRMu cells (~40-70 ~40-70ntrols) as a consequence of MIF knockdown with a lesser reduction observed in MelFH, MM200 and MelRM cell lines (~20% of controls; Figure  5as.

It was the consequence of lesser humans realising that they have nobody but themselves to rely on to escape their hopeless lives and subhuman working and living conditions.

Symptoms that predominate in the PF studies are headache, myalgia and fever and, to a lesser extent, shivers, a consequence of infection.

The pathophysiology of bleeding at this stage of the disease is multifactorial but may be related to the effects of chronic exposure to pancreatic juice in the lesser sac as a consequence of pancreatic ductal blow-out [ 4].

He warned Blair about the "anxieties which are developing particularly among beef farmers and to a lesser degree sheep farmers" as a consequence of a government midterm review.

This might be a consequence of periodontal disease underestimation, in which examiners assigned the lesser of two periodontal index values when periodontal findings were equivocal.

We conclude that the low TCA cycle predictions in the MOMA and, to a lesser extent, the FBA model are partially a consequence of positive oxidative PPP fluxes.

Third, some of this improvement was likely a consequence of the increased use of cholesterol-lowering medications and, to a lesser degree, the increased use of triglyceride-lowering medications.

Students decide upon care delivery for HIV infected patients mainly as a consequence of situation specific expectations of the behaviour itself and to a lesser extent because they have engaged in similar care delivery previously.