Sentence examples for in much lesser from inspiring English sources

The presence of Ti was registered in the lungs and liver, but in much lesser concentrations.

The main attraction of microwave synthesis is that it yields small, uniform-sized nanoparticles in much lesser reaction time.

as well as Xanthorrhoea in much lesser amounts, and cinnamic acid-related components some of which also occur in Xanthorrhoea.

Though rolled joint detachment by induction heating has been used earlier in CANDU reactors for removal of pressure tubes and calandria tubes, the present design incorporates a liquid nitrogen based faster cooling arrangement and an integrated load application and gripping module for detachment and removal of pressure tube from the end fitting in much lesser time.

The results obtained from present analysis by taking in to account the various parameters associated with this research and comparison made with early findings leads to the conclusions that ridge endings, bifurcations have shown considerably higher frequencies in both the genders while other minutiae were present in much lesser frequencies.

Direct anastomoses with a small thickening of the arteriolar wall were also observed, but in much lesser number.

The morphologies of these dried pigments induced by PEGs were observed via SEM. Figure 5 shows a high proportion of brick-shaped crystalline structures in reactions performed in the presence of PEGs 3.350, 6.000, 8.000 and 20.000 and in a much lesser extent in PEG 300.

Notably, t-Omp2b was reproducibly detected in a much lesser quantity in Western blot when compared with Omp2b (Figure 2C), which could account for its weaker "anti-Bax" effect.

Gene ontology analysis allocated genes showing significant changes in inflammatory and, in a much lesser degree, to profibrotic pathways.

This amount of glucose will be consumed by erythrocytes alone just in 20 30 minutes, and, in a much lesser time, if glucose is also consumed by the brain, spinal cord, heart, skeletal muscles, kidneys, and liver.

This is not accurate, because in lateral gene transfers, the resulting species acquires its DNA mostly from one, and only one, of its parents, which should be understood as its "principal" parent, in contrast to the other parents which contribute in a much lesser way and should be considered as "secondary" parents.