Sentence examples for less severe implications from inspiring English sources
Accidents in urban areas usually involve lower speeds, and therefore have less severe implications.
"If replicated in less specific systems, this could have severe implications for crop productivity".
I would suggest that the political implications will be less severe if the sharp rise in cost comes from the hands of private insurers rather than appearing to be only the result of the new exchange.
Future studies of newer agents with less severe side effects and studies of clinicopharmacologic implications of drug therapy in older patients are indicated.
Both the latter terms are problematic; the first because these states are not unusual and the second because of the implication that they are less severe than the full syndromes.
26 The clinical implications of shorter treatment delay are therefore likely to be less severe TB and subsequent lower mortality as well as less time to infect others.
An important implication of this reasoning is that pollen defects similar to, but less severe than those found on pollen grains from p5cs1 plantsP5Cshouldnts should be present in pollen grains from homozygous p5cs1 single mutants.
More severe or less severe?
Further south, the bleaching is less severe.
It makes its symptoms less severe.
