Sentence examples for lessened under from inspiring English sources

The risks associated with global warming are lessened under low temperature rise projections compared with those applying under the highest projections.

Members of the society also fear that protection of the breed may be lessened under federal law when compared with current provincial regulations.

With Bayesian inference uncorrected for ASRV, both the total bipartition burden, and the mean inaccuracy of inaccurate trees as assessed by symmetric distance, were lessened under the wrong model.

However, the anonymous, self-administered nature of the survey and its completion prior to discharge may have lessened under-reporting and incorrect recall, respectively.

This finding runs counter to those studies [ 17- 19], showing that decision makers' confidence lessens under time pressure and tends to increase with the amount of time spent on tasks.

The creation of these portfolios for trolling may be "agreements in restraint of trade" under Section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act, or they may "substantially lessen competition" under the Clayton Antitrust Act.

By most accounts, child labor has lessened, with fewer minors under the age of 14 found working in the fields.

Officials charged with corruption who pay back 75percentt of the illegal money they make will also have their death sentences lessened to life imprisonment under Vietnam's revised law. .

We suspect that such limitations are lessened by the longer time intervals under consideration, averaging out the imprecision and assessing larger magnitudes of environmental change.

"Our working assumption is that with fuel economy standards, fuel diversification and substitution" oil intensity "lessens by just under 2.5 percent over the next five or six years".

ROS generation under stress treatment was also lessened, with lower levels of expression observed for ROS response genes such as superoxide dismutase, ascorbate peroxidase, and catalase [45].