The phrase "although less evident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or qualification regarding the visibility or clarity of something compared to another aspect.
Example: "The benefits of the new policy are clear, although less evident are the potential drawbacks that may arise."
Alternatives: "even if not as apparent" or "though not as obvious".
Also, the dynamic characteristics of rotors – although less evident – are equally important when one considers that the power input provided by the flow is often fluctuating and it must be converted into a torque as uniform as possible.
Although less evident, a similar phenomenon can be observed at stations 51AXT, 51JZW, 51LXS, 51QLY, 51TQL, and 62WUD, implying medium or weak nonlinearity.
Although less evident in our appraisal, this is comparable to previous papers that evaluated other guideline with the AGREE II tool, regardless of the topic [23, 24, 25, 26].
The correlation coefficients of the northern polar region deserve a special mention, because they are often very low (even negative at times), for both the morning and evening sectors, and although less evident the same happens for the southern polar region.
The increase in IgM levels was also detectable and significant (p<0.01), although less evident, in PB samples (Figure S1 B).
A similar, although less evident effect also appears during the extension movement.
Similar variations were observed for the experimental EMGs, although being less evident for a higher fiber inclination.
However, both the relaxed conditions (FDR5, p<0.05) and the qRT-PCR experiments showed a general trend towards similar down-regulation of all PARK genes in both genders, although this was less evident for DJ-1.
In addition, the mouse model has demonstrated that cGMP levels are elevated prior to any depression in retinal function, indicating that this may be the trigger for the subsequent degenerative changes, and that there is a significant loss of photoreceptors as the disease progresses, although this is less evident for rods than for cones.
Such observation was also presented at the other speeds of contraction (Fig. 4e, f), although it was less evident.
Several animal CM models have confirmed that the BBB is disrupted and that cerebral edema is present in CM, although this is less evident in humans [ 15].
