Sentence examples for quantitatively lesser from inspiring English sources

The action of epigenetic agents of the promoter class is highly dose-dependent and reversible, and thus, a distinctively different health risk analysis is required for these agents to take account of their quantitatively lesser hazard.

The physicochemical approach, focusing as it does on each compartment separately and having no special interest in the quantitatively lesser compartment of arterial blood, is at no disadvantage relative to conventional concepts in elucidating this difficult area.

This might be explained by an amino acid-level selection that operates only on a smaller number of structurally important sites rather than on the general protein composition, thus having a quantitatively lesser (but still important) contribution to the compound AAC signal.

Although Fas-FasL signaling is often considered synonymous with TCR restimulation-induced death, the data provided herein show it has a quantitatively lesser role than previously acknowledged, and support a critical role for BIM induction in the execution of antigen-driven "extrinsic" apoptosis.

However, although quantitatively to a lesser degree, similar patterns of gene expression alterations are observed in sandwich as in monolayers cultures, suggesting that the in vitro alterations are ameliorated but not stopped by the soft gel collagen.

This paper seeks to quantitatively and, to a lesser extent, qualitatively compare Compendex to Google Scholar.

Here PrPSc and prion infectivity are readily detectable in the LRS in the majority of instances, whereas prion accumulation in muscle occurs to a lesser extent both quantitatively and qualitatively [ 15– 15].

As noticed by Ford Doolittle, as long as the HGT is quantitatively substantial and involves, to a lesser or greater extent, all categories of genes, "Molecular phylogeneticists will have failed to find the "true tree," not because their methods are inadequate or because they have chosen the wrong genes, but because the history of life cannot properly be represented as a tree".

Additional file 7: Evenness profiles are qualitatively and quantitatively robust to undersampling, though to a lesser extent than Diversity profiles.

Thus, although Cladium and Typha have qualitatively similar strategies to improve P-uptake efficiency and capacity under low P-conditions, Typha shows a quantitatively greater response, possibly due to a lesser expression of these mechanisms than Cladium.

The adsorbed enzyme was quantitatively eluted with 0.5 M α-d-methyl-mannoside and to a lesser extent with the equivalent glucoside.