Sentence examples for less as a consequence from inspiring English sources

Their unit costs are substantially less as a consequence.

Poulson and White (1969) argued that low levels of variability would remain constant – less as a consequence of population bottlenecks or inbreeding - but due to strong stabilizing selection for cave-adaptive traits [ 52].

Populations that become genetically less and less alike (as a consequence, for example, of adaptation to different environments) may eventually be unable to interbreed because their gene pools are disharmonious.

Are we less secure or less free as a consequence?

Is she less profound as a consequence of her serenity?

Children reported feeling more secure with the system running and experienced less stress as a consequence of it.

"It's a big concern that we're being exposed to much more light, sleeping less and, as a consequence, may suffer from many chronic diseases".

If obese children are less active as a consequence rather than as a cause of their weight status then we hypothesise that these associations would not be present across the entire weight distribution.

Indeed, the trend obtained for these two feeds suggests that feed with higher apparent HDS reaction order, lower density and even higher end-boiling point is less reactive, as a consequence of the higher concentration of S-containing compounds (see Table 1) in agreement with a previous work [16].

America stills lives in an acutely anxious post-9/11 state... "My personal judgment is that the war on terror, on balance, has had two dire effects: one, we are less safe as a consequence due to the great number of persons that our actions have recruited and motivated to support terrorist acts against the United States; and, two, we have seriously weakened our civil liberties.

It was found, that the first three to six peaks are less repeatable as a consequence of the usage of a freshly prepared PB film.