Sentence examples for a less significant effect from inspiring English sources

Reaction time also exhibited a less significant effect on ester yields at higher E/S ratios.

The critical standoff distance has no clear correlation with the Lewis number, indicating a less significant effect of diffusive-thermal instability on the flames near the burner.

The results show that initial pH has a significant effect on the degradation of gallic acid, while the amount of photocatalyst presents a less significant effect.

The crack twisting is found to be a less significant effect on the RICC than the crack kinking, for similar deviation angles.

The -pulegone hydrogenation performance on Cu or Fe/Ni cathode surfaces (recovered with nickel) was similar, showing that the cathodic matrix presents a less significant effect in the ECH-SA process, although it plays an important role in the initial nickel deposit formation affecting its morphology (shape, size, homogeneity and spacing).

In particular, departures from the specified part fixturing requirement of Equator have a more significant effect on the uncertainty of length measurement in comparator mode and a less significant effect on the diameter measurement uncertainty for the specific Equator and test conditions.

In contrast, the single inactivation of stpA had a far less significant effect (Fig.  1B).

For instance, V16, V18 and V24, (which describe the maximal rate of Raf, Mek and Erk dephosphorylation respectively – see table 3), all had a significant influence on signal amplitude; by contrast, parameters describing the rate of receptor ligand binding, receptor dimerisation, activation and internalisation had a much less significant effect.

First, there was a correlation in the right head of caudate with a corresponding but less significant effect in the left head of caudate.

Other factors, like MgCO3, K2HPO4, CaCl2 and NaCl had also a positive but less significant effect upon the process described.

This was located in a region of the left insula (see Table 1 and Fig. 2) with a corresponding, but less significant, effect in the right insula (see Table 1).