Sentence examples for lesser flexibility from inspiring English sources
One other caveat: men injure themselves more than women, largely, I believe, because they pit their greater strength against their lesser flexibility and end up hurting themselves.
Local differences in flexibility between psychrophile and mesophile proteins within each cluster were apparent after alignment of all the proteins within each cluster, although there was considerable variation in the number of significant differences between clusters and in the direction of the differences (whether greater or lesser flexibility in the psychrophile data set).
Furthermore, compared to younger persons, older adults generally have lesser joint flexibility, strength and balance and a greater prevalence of osteoarthritis and back-pain syndromes (e.g. spinal-canal stenosis).
However, sales/service and skilled/labor workers may have a lesser degree of time flexibility than professional workers.
The exercise intervention consisted of strength and endurance exercises (~30 minutes each) and, to a lesser extent, of balance and flexibility exercises.
In fact, this dialysis modality offers more flexibility allowing patients to continue working, a lesser cardiovascular impact and the maintenance of residual diuresis [ 5- 7].
Third is the flexibility in which investors can invest immediately or delay the decision into a lesser risk and more profitable period of investment (Yang et al. 2008).
Neglect of polarization also limits, albeit to a lesser extent, the description accuracy of other contributions, such as interactions with monovalent ions, conformational flexibility of the anionic sugar−phosphate backbone, hydrogen bonding, and solute polarization by solvent.
This lesser degree of telomere shortening by the RAP1 – RIF2 36 compared to the RAP1 – RIF2 60 could be due to a slightly reduced accessibility or flexibility of this shorter domain.
Anything else is lesser".
