The phrase "lesser results" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two outcomes or achievements, with the first being of a lower or inferior quality or quantity than the second. Example: Despite putting in the same amount of effort, the team's previous strategy yielded lesser results than their current one.
(A microwave will take a minute or less, but achieve lesser results).
The two masterminds were convicted of a crime akin to fraud, sentenced to five years in prison and fined hundreds of millions of dollars, considerably lesser results than prosecutors had sought.
But these triumphs are only considered such when directly contrasted against games that copy films to lesser results—and it's rare that any video game delivers a tale significant enough to feature as a blip on the radar of the cross-media landscape.
This appeared to be due to lesser results in the class II group.
The RNG model represents better agreement with the experimental data and the k ɛ model generates a slightly lesser result.
A second, not lesser, result of this study is the finding that humoral and cellular responses, while cooperating, towards the cure of the infected body, also show significant patterns of competition and mutual thwarting.
"We really don't know why the police commissioner came out with a different result, a lesser result than the CCRB recommended," Eure told WNYC on Monday morning.
All other factors had a lesser effect on results.
It is also shown that the low-Mach number correction has a lesser effect on the results as the order of the spatial accuracy increases.
Despite lesser opposition, results tailed off as the fixture congestion these games created began to take its toll on the squad, most notably at the point when United's involvement in the Sheffield Challenge Cup meant that they had two first-team games scheduled for the same day.
Mouse laminin also interacted with both 37LRP and 67LR, albeit to a lesser extent (results not shown).
