Sentence examples for less of an effect than from inspiring English sources

The suspension of the oil deliveries may have far less of an effect than had been anticipated.

And while it does appear that having multiple cuisine categories decreases consumers' perception of authenticity, Carroll says that this has less of an effect than they had anticipated.

The Internet would have a greater effect on democratization if there was some universal, accurate method of figuring out which quotes and which stories online were correct and incorrect, but since that hasn't been created yet, as of now, the Internet has less of an effect than, at least, Moore believes.

"It's going to have less of an effect than it would have six months ago.

The news release also does not reveal whether higher doses of the drug showed more or less of an effect than lower doses.

Numerous reports in the literature describe higher rates of knee stiffness when the surgery is performed within 3 weeks of injury; however, some new studies showed that the timing of acute ACLR has less of an effect than originally postulated [4, 6, 18].

Thus, we isolated the a-wave pharmacologically with the synaptic transmission inhibitors L-AP4 and TBOA (Trombley and Westbrook, 1992; Huang and Bordey, 2004; Wong et al., 2005), whereupon we observed a slight reduction in isolated a-wave amplitude compared with controls (P=0.01), but less of an effect overall than that observed from the b-wave experiments (P=0.0007; Fig. 8B).

He added that the thwarted bombing attempt, which occurred on a flight from Paris to Miami, may have less of an effect on domestic than international travel, which was already hit harder by Sept. 11.

It is also important to note that the transition to an "information economy," which one might expect to have fewer industrial polluters, is not expected to have any less of an effect on biodiversity than the industrial model (Czech et al., 2000).

Overall, Morin said, climate change may have less of an effect on Brazil than on the U.S. "Brazil already has ideal temperatures," he said.

At low nitrate concentrations an increase in irradiance has less of an effect on chlorophyll than at higher nitrate concentrations.