Sentence examples for much less vigorous from inspiring English sources

For much of the film, March's older, much less vigorous President Jordan Lyman seems very overmatched by Lancaster's crisp ramrod charisma as General James Mattoon "Gentleman Jim Scottt.

Thus, mutations, such as those in igl, wbt and pur genes that significantly impair the bacterial survival in vivo may lead to much less vigorous priming of protective T cells.

All three plants were much less vigorous than the heterozygous mother plant, as revealed by leaf size and growth habit (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

In a floral bud, the sympodial 'bourse' shoot that develops from an axillary meristem is much less vigorous than the monopodial shoot that continues growth from the apex of a vegetative bud.

In addition, the exercise in the present study was a much less vigorous stimulus for provocation of airways and activating the mast cells than allergen provocation in which approximately 200 300% increase is seen in levels of urinary 11β-PGF2α with an allergen challenge[ 34].

The deeply cerebral Mark Rothko, the Russian-American Abstract Expressionist, would seem a much less likely candidate for vigorous traffic of the stage.

He worked seated much of the time, looking less vigorous than he had earlier in the week despite his obvious frailty, and an intermission was added to help conserve his energy.

Compared with males, Saudi females, were significantly (p < 0.05) more sedentary, much less active, especially in terms of vigorous activity, and consumed breakfast, fruits, milk/dairy products, sugar-sweetened drinks, fast foods and energy drinks on fewer days per week.

Vigorous and strenuous activities were much less represented.

Obese males and females appeared to be much less active than their non-obese counterparts, particularly in terms of vigorous activity.

Similarly, a vigorous satire about this government's love of glamour and privilege strikes me as much less offensive than the behaviour that triggers the satire.