Sentence examples similar to lesser phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This lesser-known phenomenon refers to a premature termination of a canard explosion in a homoclinic bifurcation.

A lesser-known phenomenon is the pervasive effects these marks have on genomic integrity.

While the on-going issue would have been enough to take down a lesser company, the phenomenon didn't make a dent in the hardware company's bottom line.

"Especially in certain areas of the country, notably in the Greater and Lesser Atlas, the phenomenon is growing steadily.

To a lesser extent, this phenomenon may also occur among particularly heavy drinkers in PRIME and elsewhere.

A similar phenomenon of lesser magnitude happens in October.

A similar phenomenon with lesser magnitude occurs in mid-September October.

This phenomenon was lesser in the PRE, POS, LiCl, and IMI groups detecting in these hearts some mitochondria with structures relatively intact.

In addition, we found that both in vitro and in vivo, human carcinoma cells with high levels of Brachyury grew at significantly lower rates than those with lesser Brachyury levels, a phenomenon we were able to relate to marked downregulation of cyclin D1, phosphorylated Rb (pRb) and p21, a gene previously shown to block EMT and stem cell properties in tumor cells.

Our study revealed that attaining to the antihypertensive drug therapy advocated by the Brazilian guidelines significantly attenuates serum levels of the most relevant proinflammatory mediators implicated in the inflammaging of the human biology, with undetectable effects on other mediators involved to a lesser extent in the phenomenon.

A lesser-known corollary to this phenomenon is the "panic cycle" that occurs when innovative new technologies strike irrational fear into people's hearts.