Sentence examples for a much lesser number from inspiring English sources

"Karzai has a much lesser number of allies in Parliament than he wanted," said Abdullah Abdullah, who ran against Mr. Karzai in the last election.

Redox proteomics data provide evidence for thousands of redox-sensitive protein thiols (Fig. 3B), but a much lesser number have descriptions of associated function.

Direct anastomoses with a small thickening of the arteriolar wall were also observed, but in much lesser number.

And people are still protesting, but they're much lesser numbers.

Turkey says that Armenians died, in much lesser numbers, as part of normal warfare.

Further, more peripheral zones have comparatively much lesser numbers, and we therefore propose that proteins in zone 1 and 2 should be given priority in the search for novel drug target candidates and disease genes (Table  5).

It was the place where everyone hung out, turning golden-brown and using tanning lotion with a much lesser sun screen number.

The opposite is apparent when considering phylogenomic groups, which were found to be closely related in the core-genome tree but to a much lesser degree considering gene content, implying a number of young indels.

In these macrophage-depleted larvae, we again saw a reduction in the number of V12RAS+ cells (reduced to 41.9%) but to a much lesser degree than in total leukocyte (pu1+gcsfr morphant, macrophage + neutrophil -depleted larvae (reduced to 21.1%).

To a much lesser degree, the discussion centers on the size of the force measured in end strength -- the number of troops on active duty at the end of the fiscal year.

The selectivity for aggregated proteins is based on the arrangement of large numbers of polar and hydrophobic regions in aggregated proteins which occur to a much lesser extent in a single unaggregated protein molecule.