Sentence examples for because of much less from inspiring English sources

They are controversial because of much less strict laws governing disclosure of donor identities and how much any individual can fork over.

Because of much less computer memory required for the block-line tridiagonal solver compared to a direct solver, the present approach makes it possible to calculate multidimensional flames with detailed reaction mechanisms.

In contrast, the mobile truck crane is self-propelled and because it consists of much less equipment, it can be delivered with normal trucks.

"I think we did walk away from some of our core brand values," he added, and realize that it would be better to "take a line of much less resistance, because we have more chance growing the brand by taking share from other whiskeys than stealing share from white spirits".

Childhood PCB-153 exposure reductions are also not depicted because of a much less pronounced impact of maternal fish replacement scenarios on this end point, given the competing influence of childhood diets during the 8.5 years following weaning.

One plausible mechanism leading to this differential in training relies on the larger turnover rate experienced by temporary workers because of the much less stringent employment protection legislation (EPL henceforth; in particular mandated severance pay) they enjoy relative to permanent workers.

It's worth noting that those "digital dimes" are often more profitable than the "analog dollars" of the past because much less overhead is required.

However, Ni-NTA affinity chromatography indicated that rDGAT1 from urea-solubilized samples bound to the affinity beads poorly because much less of the full-length protein was obtained in the urea-solubilized protein solution.

Some training in searching the Web is even more essential for the person looking for information in a language other than English, because so much less of web content is accessible to him; he needs a search procedure that has a high degree of "recall" so that he does not miss any of the significant content that is there.

In part because of this bias, much less is known about archaeal evolution and physiology than that of bacteria.

Of these trace metals, cadmium is the most mobile because much less of it is precipitated as an oxide.