Sentence examples for lesser outcome from inspiring English sources

No lesser outcome will do.

But the authors say they do not necessarily consider that a lesser outcome.

"People are going to have to vote one way or the other … otherwise we end up with a situation where you have those that say no in Australia somehow demeaning the Irish vote running around with percentages saying as to how many actually voted, somehow suggesting it was a lesser outcome than it was," he said.

The greater the variability, the more difficult the patient's management and the more likely a lesser outcome becomes.

For these reasons, we hypothesized that income would have a lesser effect on cardiovascular outcomes and mortality in the population with diabetes who were >65 years of age compared with younger-aged individuals.

However, this method also had more dropouts and a lesser learning outcome for those with low skills.

Any GSA showing greater or lesser adherence outcome per participant, may have suggested a potential significant bias in the way that an individual GSA had delivered the intervention to their allocated participants.

Thus the stronger the presensitization of the recipient (skin versus corneal graft), the lesser effect of the LN removal on the final outcome of corneal grafting.

If our prosecutors show no conscience populating Death Row with innocents, can you imagine how freely they misbehave ensuring lesser winning outcomes?

Also, although low socio-economic status (SES) is related with lesser AMI-outcomes, we have no information regarding SES [ 51].

To date, most studies on prenatal exposure to OCs and fetal growth have used anthropometric measures at birth (El Majidi et al. 2012; Govarts et al. 2012) and, to a lesser extent, outcomes such as being small for gestational age (Ribas-Fitó et al. 2002) as proxy measures of in utero growth.