Sentence examples for lesser difference was from inspiring English sources

Despite the periosteal volume of the WEX group being almost identical to that of the CON group, when corrected to body weight the former was 6.7% greater than the latter; a similar but lesser difference was also present in endosteal volume.

In the rolled Mg alloy, lesser differences were found between R and T specimens.

Lesser differences were found between native and exotic earthworms than between functional groups.

As shown in Figure 4, when the range of transmission intensities of the AG and 600A DUTs in 1,308 to 1,315 nm were compared, an approximately 50% lesser transmission difference was observed on the latter device, i.e., the range was smaller.

The distance from the tip of the lesser trochanter to the line between the ischial spines (perpendicular) was measured and the difference was calculated.

The difference was similar to the one seen for incidence (−23%) and, to a lesser extent, survival (−18%).

If this difference is lesser than a threshold value, the nodes are considered as elements of the same cluster.

Parallel to experiments described by Sharma et al. [ 20], we have observed that galectin-3 is upregulated in compensated and decompensated hypertrophy compared with healthy control rats; however, the difference is lesser than when comparing decompensated versus compensated rats (de Boer, unpublished data).

Since supportive inotropes were used, similar haemodynamic stability was recorded in both groups, however the biologically important difference is the lesser requirement for inotropic support in the cell BAL-treated group.

A major difference is that cadavers bleed to a lesser extent so that bleeding complications are likely underestimated.

Similar results were obtained in the 10- to 21-year-old stratum, though the differences were of lesser magnitude.