Sentence examples for but exert less from inspiring English sources

Surface soil moisture data are capable of identifying soil hydraulic parameters for the top layers, but exert less or no influence on deeper layers especially when estimating multiple parameters simultaneously.

Alternatively, UL146 may act preferentially in certain contexts, for example by promoting neutrophil adherence to virus-infected vascular endothelium, but exert less influence within peripheral organs where, as demonstrated in MCMV infection, mammalian CXCL1 is expressed at biologically significant levels.

Lutoslawski specified pitch in his cello concerto but exerted less control over rhythm and coordination.

The role of B cells in RA pathogenesis is demonstrated in the efficacy of rituximab, which eliminates circulating CD20+ B cells but exerts less of an impact on plasmablasts [ 35] and serum autoantibodies, with some variation according to the specificity [ 36, 37].

Not only do you take in more oxygen to feed your muscles but you exert less energy, too.

Smaller planets exert less power over their suns, so it has been all but impossible to find a planet very distant from its sun or smaller than about half the mass of Jupiter--until recently.

The midships oarsmen exert less force than their bow or stern co-rowers to move the same weight of water.

Others familiar with the group said that its dynamics had changed over the years and that Tizer seemed to exert less control now that he spent much of his time at a compound in New Mexico.

John Callas, the project manager for the Spirit and its twin, the Opportunity, said, however, that engineers had calculated that the arm could exert less than one-tenth the force needed.

When you catch a fast-moving cricket ball, you know it will hurt less if you move your arm back as you catch it – by giving the moving ball more time to slow down your hand has to exert less opposing force on the ball.

Because faster-traveling fluids exert less pressure than slower ones, microscopic air bubbles in the water expand from a few millionths of an inch across to an eighth of an inch in size as the jet shoots out of the claw.