Sentence examples for necessarily less than from inspiring English sources

If an adult fish sprays 1,000 eggs on a rock and then swims away, and can do so every few weeks, the investment in any one offspring is necessarily less than if the reproductive adult guards a nest and protects a smaller number of fry until they are capable of fending for themselves.

Constraint (9) avoids instability of the queuing system, that is, the effective arrival rate will be necessarily less than the service rate.

For this reason, the "upper bound approach" has been proposed which relies on the fact that the Euclidean distance between two random points on a plane is necessarily less than (or equal to) the corresponding geodesics, which is known as inextensibility constraint.

This means that the amounts of protein expressed by these constructs were not necessarily less than those by other smaller truncations which showed broader bands.

When the protein conformational transition to the exchange-competent state becomes rate-limiting for the hydrogen exchange reaction (i.e., EX1 condition), the kinetic acidity of an amide is necessarily less than its thermodynamic acidity.

In a given family, pairwise sequence identity is necessarily less than 50% and quite always far below (mean 8.3%%) and the members have a confident structural alignment quality (Z) of at least 4 (mean 7.3) with respect of the leader sequence of the family.

In practice progressivity has tended to imply more than one rate of tax, for instance, which is necessarily less simple than a flat tax rate.

Moreover, the average wedding consumes no more of a middle-income family's earnings than it did in 1990, suggesting that weddings are not necessarily less affordable than they were a decade ago.

After all, an actor and a set are no less "real" than events on the street; an abstract form is not necessarily less evocative than a material object; and a story can (but, she's right, doesn't inherently) add a dimension to images by way of character, performance, and the over-all Gestalt-like abstractions of directing.

"I would not say that the future is necessarily less predictable than the past.

But I would dispute the conclusion that country life is necessarily less stressful than its urban alternative.