Sentence examples for effect of a less from inspiring English sources

One hypothesis that our observations lead to is that language delay might be a residual effect of a less well-developed neural system underpinning processing of social-communicative cues.

Our expectations are that: the net effect of a less gender-traditional life on mental health is positive for both genders, though women are likely to benefit more than men; continuing one's parents' history is more beneficial for mental health than opposing it, though adulthood position has a stronger impact than childhood experience.

Association between urban living and obesity was partly explained by clustering of obesogenic factors such as wealth, education and white-collared occupation in the cities, and partly mediated by the direct effect of a less active urban lifestyle with regard to commuting and daily chores.

Doing so puts at risk the positive effects of a less confrontational approach to policing.

The H78A mutation was introduced into I-PpoI in the fusion-IN to investigate the effects of a less active endonuclease.

Research has demonstrated that a supportive manager may reduce the negative effects of a less than desirable environment [ 29] while the lack of manager support is perceived as a source of great stress [ 30].

The effect of diffusion barriers was compared to the effect of using a less active catalyst for steady state and transient modes of operation at values of the Lewis number.

In addition to changing its sound output levels to try to counteract the effects of a less-than-perfect seal, the Apple method described in the patent would also be able to alert users of the imperfect fit on their device, presumably so that they could reseat the earbud in their ear themselves.

The combined effect of a relatively less negative fuel temperature coefficient and a positive coolant temperature coefficient make the CANDU6 (CANada Deuterium Uranium) PCR very close to zero.

In contrast to our findings, others did not observe a negative effect of a presumably less strenuous partially supervised strength training program on Quality of Well-being [ 32] which presumes that the negative effects on some HRQoL-scales in our study were rather a consequence of the intensity than of the strength training per se.

Now researchers have found that a class of drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease also has side-effects, albeit of a less desirable nature.