Sentence examples for a lesser frequency from inspiring English sources

However, this type of side-effect is also observed during the course of treatment with atypical neuroleptics albeit with a lesser frequency.

Of relevance is the unique propensity of the canine species, unlike most mammals, to spontaneously develop PCa with advancing age, although to a lesser frequency than human [20].

No positive association between ADHD and the 7R allele of DRD4 or the 10R allele of DAT1 was observed; however, compared to controls, patients with internalized comorbidities had a lesser frequency of genotypes with the 7R allele of DRD4 and the 10/10 genotype of DAT1.

However, under culture conditions where the DCs are compromised in their ability to secrete IL-6 in response to B7-DC XAb treatment, addition of exogenous IL-6 resulted in generation of IL-17 cells, albeit at a lesser frequency.

Antibody sub-types were predominantly "adw" (69-2%) with a lesser frequency of "ayw" (23%), while 7-87-8%re indeterminate.

TUNEL-positive cells were detected with a lesser frequency among alveolar epithelial cells and other resident cells of the lung (Fig.  1B, b7, arrows).

Whereas the malignant melanoma is the most common tumour with BRAF mutations (roughly 60%), this tumour is known to possess a much lesser frequency of RAS mutations.

In the domain model, some system features included in the overall model of ideational semantics are not found, and others appear with a greater or lesser frequency.

In addition to differences in LD pattern, we also had less power to detect significant associations in the black study participants due to a smaller sample size and lesser frequency of the T-allele as compared to the white study participants.

One possible reason for this may be the lesser frequency of neonatal mortality i.e., the lack of a significant difference could have arisen due to a lesser study power.

"And second, they're doing it in lesser frequency".