Sentence examples for lesser subject from inspiring English sources

This notion of the arts as a somehow lesser subject is not a new one.

On the other hand, despite finding effects of subject-matter experts, Davis et al. (1992) could not identify behavioural differences in tutors with subject-matter expertise and those with lesser subject-matter knowledge.

Potential explanations for why manual, in contrast to highly educated, workers engage in informal activities are that manual workers to a larger extent work in industries which handle cash payments or are to a lesser extent subject to third-party reporting.

However, subjects 8 and 10 (and to a lesser extent subjects 7 and 12) show a fair amount of asymmetry, and all these four subjects preferred learned settings over default noise reduction in lab trial 2. The need for personalization becomes clear from Figure 12 as well since the learned average parameter preferences cover almost the full range of the noise reduction parameter.

Although higher rates were found among lesser educated subjects, the strong increase in BMI and obesity levels in highly educated subjects is of concern.

Similar findings were obtained when the analysis was applied to overweight, i.e. a higher likelihood of presenting with overweight among lesser educated subjects (Table 5).

Exclusion criteria were multiple trauma, concussion of the brain, pathological fractures, surgery occurring later than 72 hours after admission, aphasia, blindness, deafness and fewer than 9 years of formal education (the latter because of validity concerns of the MMSE with lesser educated subjects [ 23]).

Though Gessen later describes the ways in which Harbach improved the novel in subsequent drafts ("more compact, less sentimental, funnier"), I think it's fair to say that a lightness of tone and style (and to a lesser extent of subject matter) has persisted into the published version of the book.

"She often was able to zero in on lesser-known subjects, but always with a sense of how they were relevant to the market and the public taste," said Warren Adelson, founder of Adelson Galleries in New York.

Firms and workers in industries dealing with cash payments, or which to a lesser extent are subject to third-party reporting, will find it easier, and thus less costly, to conceal their tax evasion.

Institutionalized subjects reported difficulties in performing many ADL independently; however, this was to a lesser extent than subjects in group III.