Sentence examples for lesser than those of from inspiring English sources

From these data, it appears that values of body dimensions of tribal female workers from two NE states of India are lesser than those of eight other countries mentioned above.

In general, fibres packed at 0.5 packing density (i.e. 50% of the total space within the module is occupied by hollow fibres) had the highest permeate flow rate, and the optimum packing densities of longer fibres (Length≥1 m) were lesser than those of shorter fibres.

The probabilities of X and Y of SABTS are lesser than those of IEEE 802.15.4 standard.

It can be seen that the iterations for the PM-TS clustering algorithm are lesser than those of the K-Medoids and spectral clustering algorithms, indicating that our proposed method can obtain a more precise initial cluster and converges faster.

Values of the φ с for ternary CNT/GNP/polymer composite are lesser than those of the φ с in binary CNT/polymer or GNP/polymer because of appearing of the synergistic effect.

Figure 3d shows that the skin friction coefficients for the EG-based nanofluid is much larger than those for water-based nanofluid, and this resisted the motion of fluid, which is the reason why the Nusselt numbers for EG-based nanofluids are lesser than those of the water-based nanofluids.

It is a fascinating account of brave, rag-tag peoples whose previous literary incarnation came about in no lesser hands than those of Joseph Conrad.

The book reproduces in large format 72 posters taken from the collection of the Folkwang School for Art Creation of Essen a collection of lesser importance Than those of the Bibliotheque Nationale or the Musee des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, but nevertheless most respectable.

The other main type comprised the lighter and faster cruisers, of which the largest was the frigate, a vessel with one or two decks of guns of lesser calibre than those of the main fighting ships.

But this should not be done by treating the interests of any other child who might be affected as having no value or a lesser value than those of the particular child attended to.

In any case, hypothesis H1b assuming that a higher provision of dual apprenticeships reduces the NEET rate of young migrants to a lesser extent than those of young Austrians has to be rejected and we cannot confirm previous findings (see Sect. 3.1).