Sentence examples for lesser need to from inspiring English sources

To their surprise, the researchers said they found that two of the patients were noticeably better, as judged by their lesser need to inject themselves for bleedings with extra Factor IX protein.

Overall, the application of a pulsed potential waveform during Cu2O electrodeposition in alkaline electrolyte enables the formation of Cu2O films with controllable morphology with lesser need to alter the electrolyte composition or temperature.

Since the majority of IDUs in this study injected heroin, they may have had a lesser need to resort to risky patterns of drinking in order to self-medicate [ 31] compared to non-IDUs.

Hence, relative to Charmaz's notion of constructivist grounded theory [ 18], the grounded theory approach assumed within this study may be regarded as semi-constructivist in that during the identification of codes there was a lesser need to "confer meaning" [ 18] on the already existing data.

For the prosecution service under Carla del Ponte that deadline means dozens of indictments of lesser figures need to be finalised within two years.

The more realistic these virtual experiences become, the lesser the need to make special trips to the gym, pay for personal trainers, or sign up for in-person fitness classes; you can get comparable results virtually for less while enjoying greater flexibility.

The leniency of the Ray Rice suspension comes at a time when stronger, rather than lesser penalties, need to be instituted in order to make greater inroads into the psyche of the athlete to be mindful that violence toward women is unacceptable.

Despite their lesser need, we continue to waste much precious public money on high-income women.

Based on the constructive feedback forthcoming from these processes there is likely to be a lesser need for an emphasis to be placed on some of the recommendations for supervisors identified under the overarching themes Planning the research for the student and Preparing the student for the research.

It may lead to early termination of vasopressor support; however, it did not translate to lesser need for organ support or reduced ICU mortality in our patient cohort.

Fairfax has just laid off some 2000 workers due to the lesser need for print" and has also announced that the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age (traditionally Melbourne-based) will have one newsroom between them, reducing diversity of opinion and news even further.