Sentence examples for less exerting from inspiring English sources

Not that I paid much attention to those closest to me who did dare venture the occasional suggestion about eating a little less, exerting myself a little more.

Mice treated with Glu1 showed less exerted bone erosion, matrix fissures, GAG and PG loss, and osteophyte areas.

Onstage, he was spending less time exerting himself on the horn and more time resting on a stool and banging on a tambourine.

The increase in central air conditioning and its associated improved thermal comfort could provide an incentive for people to remain indoors and thus exercise less and/or to exert less energy through lower metabolic rates.

This results in higher muzzle velocities (for the projectile) and less strain exerted on the firearm.

There appears to be less effort exerted to targeting adolescents (41%), in-school youth (30.4%) and out-of-school youth (27.3%).

To account for this, a weighting factor "W" is used to diminish the effect of reduced specificity via multiplying Δspecificity by 1/W (i.e., the larger W is, the less effect exerted by a given fall in specificity).

Efficiency is the key to get the most bottom time; exerting less energy means you breathe less air.

Temporary workers respond to lower conversion rates by exerting less effort, while firms react by providing less paid-for training.

Researchers have found that people routinely believe they are exerting less force than they really are.

Diane Martel, the director of Mr. Thicke's "Blurred Lines," said record labels were exerting less control over the video content than they did in the 1990s.