The phrase "are much less apparent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not easily noticeable or visible compared to something else.
Example: "In the new design, the flaws are much less apparent than in the previous version."
Alternatives: "are significantly less visible" or "are considerably less obvious."
The impact on daily life is much less apparent.
But, whereas the latter's fundamental philosophical position is fairly clear, it is much less apparent who Albo's true masters were Crescas and the Jewish religious tradition, or Maimonides and Averroës.
Conspiracy theorists, enjoy this one: the star's baby bump is much less apparent here, though that's more than made up for by her awesome hat.
This pH regulation of LPS expression was much less apparent for most of the atrophy-associated isolates tested.
The pH differences in Lewis antigen expression were much less apparent in the original challenge strain and in the four isolates obtained from the ChAG mouse model.
Consistent with this concept, FGF19 increased anchorage-independent proliferation of HepG2 cells in soft agar, and this effect was much less apparent for FGF19v or FGF21 proteins (Fig. 3C).
Indeed, the cytoplasmic staining closest to the nucleus is much less apparent for PADI6 and MATER in the O/N 4°C condition, as well as there being an exacerbation of the cortical staining just under the cytoplasmic membrane compared to the 1 h RT condition.
At this later time point, many of the LCs in untreated blank skin still maintained a degree of dendritic morphology (mean = 1.490; median 1.5); however cells displaying dendritic morphology were much less apparent in skin treated with H1 VLP via ID injection (mean = 0.650; median = 0).
It was much less apparent if iron was omitted from the protocol or chelated by desferoxamine.
Such details were much less apparent in the linear and logistic models.
