The phrase "a less effect on" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "less of an effect on" or "a lesser effect on."
Example: "The new policy has a lesser effect on employee productivity than anticipated."
Alternatives: "a smaller impact on" or "a reduced effect on."
In contrast, it only has a less effect on the postbuckling response of SWCNTs under external pressure.
Compared with the increase of oxygen partial pressure, the elongation of dwelling time shows a less effect on the oxidation rate of NiW substrate and a weak destruction of the texture of buffer layers.
The ratio of the NiO nanowires in the MIC was found to have a less effect on the onset temperature.
On the other hand, increasing the value of α has a less effect on improving the performance in the neutral talking environments.
In contrast, fusing sumoylation-site mutant Tec1, i.e., Tec1K54R, to Ubc9 did not significantly alter transcriptional activation and had a less effect on invasive growth.
However, GP-WX (50 mg/kg) showed a less effect on anxiety disorders than GP-EX (50 mg/kg) and GPS (100 and 200 mg/kg).
That distinction between how they interpret the intent of the voter standard is going to have a lot less effect on how votes are treated than the mere difference in the types of machines that are used.
Later in the argument, Mr. Boies said that the variation in vote-counting standards "is going to have a lot less effect on how votes are treated than the mere difference in the types of machines that are used".
Interestingly, mutating residues adjacent to the above three residues had a much less effect on the activity.
However, GP-WX (50 mg/kg) showed a slightly less effect on the chronic stress-induced anxiety disorders than GP-EX (50 mg/kg) and GPS (100 200 mg/kg).
AF-6 had a much less effect on the levels of the mitochondrial marker voltage-dependent anion channel (VDAC), indicating that the increase in mitochondrial parkin is not due to higher mitochondria biogenesis (Fig. 4A and B).
