Sentence examples for a less negative effect from inspiring English sources

A less negative effect was found at the highest flue gas concentration when the algae were grown at 75 μmol m-2 s-1 PFD.

The conventional harvesting method applied at Usutu involved removing tree stems with bark from sites but not slash (Crous et al. 2007b) and is considered to have a less negative effect on site productivity than slash removal due to low nutrient content losses from stem wood (Mälkönen 1976; Olsson et al. 1996; Wall 2012).

Sobering fact: Years of heavy drinking have a less negative effect on women, compared to men.

A WP of −1.0 MPa had a less negative effect on germination percentages of C. korshinskii than on the other two species.

In the sequel, we show how uniformization can be applied in a local fashion such that stiffness has a less negative effect on the performance of the method.

On the other hand, intron deletion is less likely to disrupt the reading frame of the mature mRNAs, and thus has a less negative effect than nucleotide mutations in splice sites.

First, the food: Feed made from chickens and rabbits has a far less negative effect on the environment than feed from cud-chewing ruminants; I can easily swap out lamb for a more benign meat source.

Interestingly, overexpression of not4L35A mostly mirrored the effect of NOT4 overexpression except that it had a slightly less negative effect on growth in nup1Δ and nup120-1 cells and no detectable effect in nup49-313 cells (Figure 4C).

However, red wines certified by Demeter experience a positive or less negative effect from added SO2.

Van der Wel and colleagues demonstrated that in European countries with a high level of welfare generosity (in 2005), the presence of a disabling chronic illness had less negative effect on employment chances than in countries that spent less money to welfare [ 29].

Results on this context were also discordant; with a study showing that replacing only the coarse portion has less negative effect than replacing both portions (coarse and fine) (Hassan et al. 2000), while another study claims that replacing the fine portion with its equivalent RAP material results in better PCC mixes (Huang et al. 2006).