Sentence examples for a considerable relative from inspiring English sources

As demonstrated here, the overall performance of medical students in the first semester can predict their performances in subsequent semesters with a considerable relative risk (3.907 for the second and 2.873 for the eighth semester).

Study of CR and longevity in microbial models has already revealed much about aging in human cells and, due to considerable relative simplicity, remains a powerful strategy for further characterization of the CR response.

Google's Nexus line has been Wi-Fi-only until now, a considerable disadvantage relative to competing products like the iPad for frequent travelers.

It is shown that the size effect is important when the basic cell has a considerable dimension relative to the structural size and that this effect decreases rapidly with the size reduction of the basic cell.

Based on the published data [ 4] and unpublished communications, we estimate that the total count could be up to several hundred, which is a considerable number relative to the size of Croatian scientific community [ 8].

In contrast, the 5′→3′ 5 S-SP oligo complexed to DNA polymerase reveals a considerable distortion relative to undamaged DNA, to such an extent that it is not possible to model a phosphodiester backbone between the two ribose thymidines involved in the SP lesion.

For those who are worse off, unequal circumstances often mean considerable (relative) disadvantages and many (absolute) evils; and as a rule these (relative) disadvantages and (absolute) evils are the source for our moral condemnation of unequal circumstances.

A comparison between the measurement and simulation results showed that there was considerable relative error at measurement points.

However, considerable relative variation is seen from month to month.

The I-α phase exhibited a greater dynamic range of behaviour than the I-β phase, including considerable movement of glycosidic torsions away from initial diffraction-based positions and considerable relative motion of the chains.

Even in the absence of any known ATP, considerable relative high RLU readings were caused by the medium or tissue.