Sentence examples for implies lesser than from inspiring English sources

Half, by definition, implies lesser than.

A higher priority level implies lesser time to wait on average before each transmission.

However, condom use may imply lesser protection against HPV than against other sexually transmitted infections, therefore HPV vaccination needs to be promoted as well.

are approached and valued from an international perspective rather than from a national one, thus implying lesser emphasis on, for instance, employment and regional development impacts.

Deeper water levels imply lesser chance for contaminants to enter (Piscopo 2001).

However, in this case, researchers have shown that greater deflection recorded does not necessarily imply lesser life.

Don't feel LESSer THAN; I did, too.

We assume that the number of patient handling tasks is a more "objective" measure which implies a lesser degree of individual interpretation than the frequency (in relative terms) of different working postures.

Normally, the lesser probabilities of X and Y, the higher probability of successful packet transmission, which implies the lesser energy consumption needed for packet transmission, i.e., SABTS should have higher network goodput and lesser energy consumption than those of IEEE 802.15.4 standard.

It is also thought by some to be, as its name implies, a lesser syrah.

This implies that lesser quantity of nitric oxide gets desorbed to the gas phase.