Sentence examples for and therefore lesser from inspiring English sources

I like to think that at last this is changing, that the beauty of flowers, always distantly registered but now suddenly noticeable, has inspired the urge to know and name that has prevailed in other interests such as music, architecture and Clyde excursion steamers, which are artificial things (and, in the case of the last, nearly non-existent) and therefore lesser.

Other species showed slightly higher EC50 values and therefore lesser DPPH radical scavenging activity.

Arguably, books require "imagination" and "literacy" and are therefore lesser cultural artifacts than games, but good on Chen for trying.

The chronology matched some general changes in the nature of working-class work, which grew less skilled over time and therefore provided lesser returns to experience.

The gods of tennis, headed by Jack Kramer Bill Pullmann), still decree that women players are less of a draw — which, as King points out, is untrue — and therefore deserve lesser prizes.

Purim (Feast of Lots) and Hanukkah (Feast of Dedication), while not mentioned in the Torah (and therefore of lesser solemnity), were instituted by Jewish authorities in the Persian and Greco-Roman periods.

The relatively late arrival of individuals with acute non-bacterial febrile illness might be associated with a lower concentration of cytokines and therefore a lesser feeling of being unwell than individuals who have acute and severe bacterial infections.

Secondly, the reduction in the frequency of the counterpulsation balloon and therefore the lesser homogenous and more disturbed blood flow pattern exhausts the efficacy (or latency in the response) of cerebral autoregulation.

The introduction of the lethality scheme used in [ 55] implies that Hamming classes that are further away from the master sequence have more lethal sequences, and therefore a lesser effective fitness: as both robustness and replicative ability decrease.

In this study, however, the findings are more consistent with what one would predict, that the better educated one is, the more concerned one would be about health and therefore the lesser the likelihood to smoke.

This may be due to differences in recruitment strategy motor unit, i.e., less type II fibers active at a lower rate of force development and therefore a lesser dependence of the EMD on the proportion of this type of fibers in the muscle These data are comparable with previous studies that found a negative correlation between EMD and in fiber type II (Norman and Komi 1976; Nilsson et al. 1977).