Sentence examples for has a lesser impact from inspiring English sources
All biofuels are renewable, but cellulosic ethanol has a lesser impact on the food chain than first-generation biofuels because it can be produced from agricultural waste products or from energy crops grown on lands that are only marginally useful for food production.
Combustion of biomass has a lesser impact than solid fossil fuels (e.g. coal) upon gas pollutant emissions, whilst energy recovery from municipal solid waste is a beneficial component of an integrated, sustainable waste management programme.
The Southeastern Livestock Breed Initiative aims to expand and reintroduce rare breeds from the American southeast, combining traditional breeds with low-impact farming (agriculture that has a lesser impact on the environment than high-intensity commercial farming) to assist in restarting the small, niche market farming that once existed in the area.
Strikingly, knockdown of HMGA1 abolishes SAHF architecture completely, whereas HMGA2 knockdown has a lesser impact.
Drought stress also has a lesser impact on plants pre-treated with UV-B [ 23] (for a review see: [ 24]).
Similar to fidaxomicin, the relatively poor activity against Gram-negative anaerobes suggests that SMT19969 has a lesser impact on the normal gut microbiota that maintain colonization resistance (7).
In cold chart terms, Prince's death has had a lesser impact than Bowie's passing.
This gave Poland access to cultural developments that had a lesser impact on some of its neighbours.
Neoclassicism had a lesser impact in England, partly because English Puritanism had kept alive some of the original Christian hostility to secular art, partly because English authors were on the whole closer to plebeian taste than were the court-oriented French, and partly because of the difficult example of Shakespeare, who magnificently broke all of the rules.
Juvenile survival had a lesser impact.
Modalities of treatment vary mostly according to age, with fracture pattern and site having a lesser impact.
