Sentence examples for was less vigorous than from inspiring English sources

Brown areas show where plant growth was less vigorous than normal; cream colors depict normal levels of growth; and green indicates abnormally lush vegetation.

He said that the rate of growth was "less vigorous than we would like," and that the unemployment rate was likely to "decline only slowly" next year, even as the recovery gains steam.

The yeast mutant transformed with the MmTKL2 plasmid showed significant growth on the SC-AAA plate, although this growth was less vigorous than that observed in the positive controls.

The second explosive phase was less vigorous than the first explosive phase (Gudmundsson et al. 2012).

In this case it is possible that dissemination of the guidelines was less vigorous than for example asthma [ 28- 30] and also possibly reflect that there has been a paucity of good trials in some of these areas, for example in the Cochrane Reviews on the value of oral steroids in pulmonary sarcoidosis [ 31] and IPF [ 32], only 12 trials could be used for pulmonary sarcoidosis.

That makes it more likely that the recovery will be less vigorous than in the past.

On the other hand, interstocked plants on Catania 2 'Volkamer' lemon were less vigorous than those without interstock.

But they may also have little-discussed concerns that money will be scarce in the future, particularly if the economic downturn persists and the recovery is less vigorous than economists now hope.

You could also resow with clover: it's less vigorous than grass, so won't need cutting as often, and has the benefit of feeding itself, and the soil around it, with its nitrogen-fixing roots.

Several said that they feared that the weak exports reflected tough competition from abroad while high imports suggested that retailers were piling up goods for Christmas sales that some think may be less vigorous than expected, leaving bloated inventories.

While thermal convection can be used to drive flows in experimental devices, these flows tend to be less vigorous than shear flows, as measured by the achievable Re and Rm.