Sentence examples for may function less from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, their health seeking behavior might be different than that of the host population, and some features of the health systems may function less adequately for migrants.
Alternatively, the glyoxylate cycle, the key enzymes of which are localized to peroxisomes (malate dehydrogenase) and the cytosol (isocitrate lyase), may function less efficient when fully localized to the cytosol.
Although no studies to our knowledge provide behavioral evidence showing that lizard signals are better tuned to conspecific than to predator vision, many other species show reflectance peaks in the UV range that may function as UV signals less detectable by the visual systems of avian predators (Fleishman et al. 1993, 2011; Pérez i de Lanuza et al. 2013a).
SPOCK1 may function through similar mechanisms but is less well studied.
The novel proteins are substantially less active, and may function by different mechanisms than the natural proteins they replace.
Many doctors say that radiation seeds may affect sexual function less, but their long-term cure rates are not as well known.
Doctors say that radiation, particularly in the form of "seeds" inserted into the prostate, may affect sexual function less, but its longterm cure rates are not known.
As her programs tend to do, this one contains a tune or two most listeners will recognize from more familiar contexts: an artful reminder that enduring fame may be a function less of desert than of happenstance.
Namely, other risk factors being equal, an adverse event or an acute disease (i.e., a stimulus) such as an infection may deteriorate kidney function (less renal resilience) in one patient but not in the other (greater resilience).
Rather, they may work less.
Therefore, acarbose may improve postprandial endothelial function by inhibiting postprandial hyperglycemia without increasing postprandial insulin secretion, while nateglinide may improve postprandial endothelial function less significantly by inhibiting postprandial hyperglycemia with an increase in postprandial insulin secretion.
