Sentence examples for lesser maturity from inspiring English sources

Our experimental design was very powerful in order to unravel the biological processes underlying the last phase of muscle development, and identify key muscle differences between LW and MS pigs that could explain lesser maturity of LW piglets at birth.

In addition to the genes up-regulated at 110 days of gestation in MS pigs only, the lesser maturity of LW piglets could also be explained by a delay in gene expression at the end of the intra-uterine developmental period.

Second priority is given to technologies of lesser criticality and maturity, such as vacuum pumps.

Those who are allowed to choose require greater or lesser amounts of maturity, independence, and deliberative proficiency in order to be able to make these different kinds of choice.

Although yield is correlated to maximum water content occurring approximately 40-60 dafterfter pollination (DAP) [ 1] and to a lesser extent to kernel moisture at maturity [ 2], the yield/moisture ratio at maturity is variable enough to allow selection for both higher yield and lower moisture at harvest [ 3, 4].

Females of the species also exhibit low reproducibility after becoming sexually mature, instead increasing with age and their sexual maturity has varied to a lesser extent then the male population across the years.

When compared with filter cake, bagasse ash received plants showed lesser days to heading and physiological maturity.

[ 46], showed that strength of motivation appears to be a dynamic entity, changing primarily with age and maturity and to a lesser extent with gender and experience.

Even if you don't receive a lesser sentence, your parent will respect your maturity.

Further maturities have gained to a lesser degree in price as the entire volatility curve adjusts upwards to what some investors interpret today as an increased fear over the health of the U.S. economy.

Like a slow-motion animation of the big bang, the show starts with the impacted fury of such late-Surrealist pictures by Pollock as "The She-Wolf" (1943), proceeds through the movement's burgeoning maturities, then trails off with the lesser but still glowing efforts of second-generation artists.