Sentence examples for thus less effective from inspiring English sources

Sections of the reservoir containing more poorly sorted, and with smaller grain size and grain coating and pore filling authigenic clays, have experienced less exposure to pore-fluid flow and thus less effective porosity and permeability development has occurred.

Although better for defibrillating, the biphasic waveform was thus less effective than the monophasic one in exciting relatively refractory myocardium.

Conversely, some argue that public pension fund managers are subject to political concerns and are thus less effective monitors (Woidtke 2002).

If you are using negative language, your energy will be at a lower frequency and thus, less effective.

The stimulus is considered to be most salient when it is first displayed, but as the moments pass it becomes less salient and thus less effective as a cue.

Specifically, we compared the ratio of spatially directed, effective search patterns to less directed patterns and thus less effective strategies shown by the Ccnd2−/− and Ccnd2+/− animals on each day of the first acquisition period with the ratios shown by control mice (Fig. 2g).

The chlorhexidine of the soap might have been diluted; lower concentrations of chlorhexidine exert bacteriostatic effects, thus being less effective than chlorhexidine-impregnated cloth bath.

A fully independent board may thus become less effective because it works with relatively poorer information.

Unlike aspirin, acetaminophen does not relieve inflammation and thus is less effective in relieving pain caused by inflammation.

There are certainly clients of Goldsmith's who worry that if they admit fault and ask for help they will appear weak and thus become less effective as leaders, and I think they are right to worry about that.

That, in turn, is causing ocean currents to slow down as the natural heat engines which drive them are forced to work between smaller temperature differences, and thus become less effective.