The phrase "and lesser quantities of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence of smaller amounts of something in comparison to larger quantities.
Example: "The recipe calls for two cups of flour and lesser quantities of sugar and salt."
Alternatives: "and smaller amounts of" or "and reduced quantities of".
Can this solidification be avoided altogether? A. Honey is a combination of sugars, water, gum and lesser quantities of pollen, wax, acids, proteins, minerals, vitamins, enzymes and pigments.
The extraction step of the described procedure consumed no energy and lesser quantities of chemicals compared to other recovery methods such as solvent and supercritical fluid extraction, digestion by sodium hypochlorite and enzymes as well as mechanical disruption of cell walls by high-pressure homogenization and ultrasonication (Jacquel et al. [2008]).
Under Iran's anti-narcotics laws, a repeat offender found in possession of more than 11 pounds of opium or cannabis – and lesser quantities of heroin or synthetic drugs – can be sentenced to death.
As presented, however, the emotion focus has a negative function in the elderly's subjective well-being, as it is generally correlated with the greater experience of negative affects, lesser satisfaction with life and lesser quantity of positive affects.
He discovered that he could duplicate this by the direct addition of 7 to 8 percent of collodion-type nitrocotton to nitroglycerin and that lesser quantities of nitrocotton decreased the viscosity and enabled him to add other active ingredients.
It is a very popular technique because it is rapid, cost-effective, easy, and requires lesser quantities of DNA.
For example, COX-2-deficient mice are susceptible to pulmonary fibrosis induced by V2O5 or bleomycin and produce lesser quantities of PGE2 [ 53, 54].
The nodules form in concentric layers over millions of years and are composed primarily of manganese and iron, with lesser quantities of copper, nickel, and cobalt.
Two other major phenolics include p-coumaric and vanillic acids followed by lesser quantities of syringic acid.
In lesser quantities of coral and smaller deformations, the first effect is more prominent, but with the further coral ratio and also in higher deformations, the latter effect would be prevailing.
Cod, haddock, herring, and saithe are the main species taken, with lesser quantities of plaice (a type of marine flatfish), sole, and Norway pout.
