Sentence examples similar to a lessened degree from inspiring English sources

Repeat until you notice a lessening in the odour.

Furthermore, while 0.5 mM levels of either NAD+ or NADH lessened the degree of Ca2+-ATPase impairment, depressed activity was still apparent.

Shortening an instrument may also lessen the degree of stress associated with taking it and decrease the likelihood that respondents will drop out midway through [ 13].

Eventually he teamed up with other college graduates, Joe Oeschger and Stan Baumgartner and the hazing lessened to a degree.

The Program has two goals: (1) to lessen the degree to which financing the cost of a legal education limits career options, and (2) to encourage graduates to choose public interest careers.

You might think a microbial theory of obesity could change people's views about the obese, perhaps even lessen the degree to which people think that obesity is the fat person's own fault.

"The need for such extraordinary policy is now passing, and it is appropriate to begin to lessen the degree of monetary stimulus," it said.

Presenting your adviser with this logical progression will not only help lessen the degree of conflict but also demonstrate your maturity and ability to "think outside the box".

This supports the findings of prior studies in ARDS survivors and recommendations to avoid corticosteroid use in the ICU in order to lessen the degree of patient's long-term functional disability [5, 10, 24].

Reading the play first, however, would lessen the degree of this likelihood.

This would lessen the degree to which religion is corrupted by political pressure, as well as freeing politicians from the compromise-is-evil view that seems to have bled from religion into congressional politics, where horse-trading is necessary to move legislation forward.